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Did housing market pull a V and defy all odds?

Did housing market pull a V and defy all odds?

Happy summer to everyone, hopefully you are taking some time to get outside with your friends and family to de stress .  Last week, I wrote about the general economy not following a V shaped economic pattern, which I still believe, but housing seems to be marching to...

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V-shaped recovery? 106 million people say No.

V-shaped recovery? 106 million people say No.

The stock market has been pricing in a fast and rapid V-shaped recovery, yet 106 million people and various businesses like United Airlines are painting a radically different picture.  As Alan Greenspan, the former fed chief, famously said: markets can exhibit...

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2020, the year of the moose; will you survive?

2020, the year of the moose; will you survive?

2020 is now the year of the moose!  Why the moose? Wrong place wrong time; 4 tips to survive.  Last week, I got up early for a quick run.  I grabbed my shoes and Luna (my Siberian husky) and hit the trail (pic of trail above).  About a mile into the run I hear...

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I’ll bet your life rates are going down

I’ll bet your life rates are going down

Would you bet your life on interest rates? Life insurance companies are making a huge gamble on rates, they are willing to bet their life and yours on the direction of interest rates.  Why are life insurance companies suspending new policies?  What does this mean for...

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Actual vs perceived risk, how does this impact real estate?

Actual vs perceived risk, how does this impact real estate?

I'm doing my part for social distancing! As I’m working from home, I looked out the window and noticed a lone biker weaving while riding down the road.  They suddenly came inches away from hitting a parked car.  Were they drunk?  No, they were wearing a mask and their...

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Did the fed accidentally trigger a housing market crash?

Did the fed accidentally trigger a housing market crash?

I hope everyone is doing well in light of the recent events. I was recently asked: “Did the Federal Reserve trigger a housing market crash?” What happened?  The Coronavirus struck, the fed had to act swiftly to mitigate the damage, but by flooding the market with...

read more
Banks intentionally lower credit scores

Banks intentionally lower credit scores

We are still lending in cash! It is amazing that the federal reserve has flooded the markets with cash enabling banks to borrower at historic rates.  Furthermore, banks are considerably healthier today than they were in 2008.  Unfortunately, this is not translating to...

read more
The new real estate drug, coming off this high will be tough

The new real estate drug, coming off this high will be tough

  Like many of you I had a “rocky” ride in the last real estate recession and successfully learned many “million-dollar” lessons that were very painful.  One of the key takeaways from the last recession is that risks lurk in plain sight.  Hindsight 20-20 it was...

read more
Did housing market pull a V and defy all odds?

Did housing market pull a V and defy all odds?

Happy summer to everyone, hopefully you are taking some time to get outside with your friends and family to de stress .  Last week, I wrote about the general economy not following a V shaped economic pattern, which I still believe, but housing seems to be marching to...

read more
V-shaped recovery? 106 million people say No.

V-shaped recovery? 106 million people say No.

The stock market has been pricing in a fast and rapid V-shaped recovery, yet 106 million people and various businesses like United Airlines are painting a radically different picture.  As Alan Greenspan, the former fed chief, famously said: markets can exhibit...

read more
2020, the year of the moose; will you survive?

2020, the year of the moose; will you survive?

2020 is now the year of the moose!  Why the moose? Wrong place wrong time; 4 tips to survive.  Last week, I got up early for a quick run.  I grabbed my shoes and Luna (my Siberian husky) and hit the trail (pic of trail above).  About a mile into the run I hear...

read more
I’ll bet your life rates are going down

I’ll bet your life rates are going down

Would you bet your life on interest rates? Life insurance companies are making a huge gamble on rates, they are willing to bet their life and yours on the direction of interest rates.  Why are life insurance companies suspending new policies?  What does this mean for...

read more
Actual vs perceived risk, how does this impact real estate?

Actual vs perceived risk, how does this impact real estate?

I'm doing my part for social distancing! As I’m working from home, I looked out the window and noticed a lone biker weaving while riding down the road.  They suddenly came inches away from hitting a parked car.  Were they drunk?  No, they were wearing a mask and their...

read more
Did the fed accidentally trigger a housing market crash?

Did the fed accidentally trigger a housing market crash?

I hope everyone is doing well in light of the recent events. I was recently asked: “Did the Federal Reserve trigger a housing market crash?” What happened?  The Coronavirus struck, the fed had to act swiftly to mitigate the damage, but by flooding the market with...

read more
Banks intentionally lower credit scores

Banks intentionally lower credit scores

We are still lending in cash! It is amazing that the federal reserve has flooded the markets with cash enabling banks to borrower at historic rates.  Furthermore, banks are considerably healthier today than they were in 2008.  Unfortunately, this is not translating to...

read more
The new real estate drug, coming off this high will be tough

The new real estate drug, coming off this high will be tough

  Like many of you I had a “rocky” ride in the last real estate recession and successfully learned many “million-dollar” lessons that were very painful.  One of the key takeaways from the last recession is that risks lurk in plain sight.  Hindsight 20-20 it was...

read more

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