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how do 7% mortgage rates impact real estate prices

What do 7% rates mean for real estate prices

At the beginning of the year, the consensus was that rates would fall below 6%, fast forward and rates are now at or close to 7% with the 10 year treasury surging to a 19 year high.  At the same time the real estate market is like two stuck bulls with neither buyers...

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Kelly Blue Book

Kelly blue book (KBB) or your house, how accurate?

We have all used Kelly blue book values to see car values, now KBB is getting into the house business creating a “blue book” value for your house.  How accurate is the new KBB value?  How is this different than the Zestimate; realtor.com estimate, or any other...

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Property rights

Did the Supreme court take away property rights

In a controversial ruling the Supreme court made a groundbreaking ruling on property rights that has implications for property owners throughout the country.  The ruling regarded tax liens and answers the question of whether a city can “seize” a property for unpaid...

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HOA bankrupted

HOA bankrupted, is now the time to buy?

With rising insurance costs and litigation HOAs across the country are coming under pressure financially.  This is leading to more HOAs declaring bankruptcy.  Why is a recent lawsuit against an HOA so important? What does this mean for property owners? What are the...

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rents

Rents plummet, is this a trend or blip?

    Rents have made a quick U turn.  After rising substantially over the last decade, they are quickly reversing course.  Why are rents now falling?  Is this just a trend or a blip.  Look at the chart below, how does this alter the predictions on rents? ...

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Rates

Rates make a u turn; should you panic?

      Look at this chart above, out of nowhere yields have made a U-turn with long term treasury yields surge to almost 20-year highs and predictions exceeding 6%.  This is exactly the opposite of what economists had predicted at the beginning of the...

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Flood and fire risk

New flood and fire risk scores radically alter values

  Recently Realtor.com and Zillow have been promoting “risk scores” for properties to reflect environmental risk from fires and floods.  These new scores are radically altering real estate prices. What is included in the new scores? Are you impacted? How accurate...

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Expensive

More expensive to live outside a city than in a city

Over the last 30+ years it has historically been more expensive to live inside a city versus the suburbs.  The demand for urban living was huge over the last 20 years.  This narrative is now changing with the suburbs in many major cities poised to overtake urban...

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stagflation

Is Stagflation dead, what happens now

    There has been considerable talk about stagflation now mirroring the 70s with high energy prices and low growth.  Recently, all the data seemed to be pointing in this direction other than one metric.  The economy keeps growing exceeding pretty much every...

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Economy

Has the economy lost its mind

As I was walking on a snow covered trail, I found a blaze orange sweatshirt.  WTF, who loses something like this and doesn’t even notice?  It made me start thinking, has the person lost their mind?  Has the economy lost its mind? Look at three charts below: Gold,...

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real estate

Where should you invest in real estate in 2026?

The pandemic turned the real estate market upside down with real estate values surging throughout the country.  With values rising everywhere, everyone seemed like a winner.  Unfortunately, the boom town days are coming to an end.  Real Estate fundamentals or lack...

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subprime

Gov’t gives away trillions, yet subprime borrowers surge

  Does anyone else find it a bit ironic that the US government gave away 4.6 trillion including direct payments to individuals and yet the number of subprime borrowers has surpassed precovid levels.  Why are more borrowers now classified as subprime and what does...

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luxury apartments

Renters Are Conning Their Way Into Luxury Apartments

Atlanta is the epicenter of a national surge in rental-application fraud where nearly half of rental applications contain fraudulent information.  The applicants are targeting high end apartments throughout the city.  Why is Atlanta the epicenter of the fraud?  What...

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Taylor Swift Tax

Taylor Swift tax on real estate coming to a city near you

A new push by states to tax the real estate of the wealthy is going nationwide with cities across the country looking at expensive second homes as the gold mine to solve all their social problems. What is the new “Taylor Swift Tax”? What are some of the new proposals...

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50-year mortgage

50 year mortgage: fundamental flaw in the media

There is a new proposal to develop a 50 year loan product to “turbocharge” the housing market and make it more affordable.  How realistic is this proposal?  What would a 50 year mortgage look like for consumers?  What is the fundamental flaw in the analysis by the...

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Recession

Heavy trucks signal recession my data says the opposite

    Look at the chart above, there is a direct correlation between heavy truck sales and GDP growth which is one of the best indicators for the health of the economy.  As you can see heavy truck sales plummeted, which points to a recession.  On the flip...

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