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Seismic shift in the consumer spending: Who wins?

Seismic shift in the consumer spending: Who wins?

According to a recent Well’s Fargo economic report: the forecast for the level of services spending is expected to swell to more than four and a half years of typical spending packed into nine months. What does this transition from goods to services mean for real...

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Will the fed stop buying your mortgage?

Will the fed stop buying your mortgage?

The Federal Reserve has bought $982 billion of the mortgage bonds since March 5, 2020.  As Federal Reserve officials discuss how to eventually scale back their easy-money policies, they are debating whether to start by reducing purchases of mortgage-backed securities...

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Pres Biden implements new eviction ban until October 3, Is this a gift for property owners?

Home rents jump highest in 15 years

I have been saying for months that rent growth would accelerate.  The numbers are in and according to Corelogic, Single-family rents were up 5.3% year over year in April, rising from a 2.4% increase in April 2020. Nationally, rent growth exceeded pre-pandemic rates...

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Is there a real estate bubble brewing?

Is there a real estate bubble brewing?

As I look around the real estate market, you cannot help but notice the craziness.  On my personal house in Colorado, my value is up around 50% in two years.  These same trends are unfolding throughout the country, with appreciation hitting records.  Is the real...

read more
The Fed surprises the markets – rates jump

The Fed surprises the markets – rates jump

With the craziness in the market, I at least wanted to ease everyone into it with a relaxing picture 🙂 I wrote last week about rate increases coming down the pipe, but like everyone else I was surprised by the last federal reserve meeting and how quickly they changed...

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Inflation jumps to highest levels since 1982

Inflation jumps to highest levels since 1982

Inflation alert: It is usually not a good sign when Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said after the consumer price index report “I was surprised”.  I am not sure what rock people are living under, but everything has increased in price from gasoline to restaurant...

read more
Seismic shift in the consumer spending: Who wins?

Seismic shift in the consumer spending: Who wins?

According to a recent Well’s Fargo economic report: the forecast for the level of services spending is expected to swell to more than four and a half years of typical spending packed into nine months. What does this transition from goods to services mean for real...

read more
Will the fed stop buying your mortgage?

Will the fed stop buying your mortgage?

The Federal Reserve has bought $982 billion of the mortgage bonds since March 5, 2020.  As Federal Reserve officials discuss how to eventually scale back their easy-money policies, they are debating whether to start by reducing purchases of mortgage-backed securities...

read more
Pres Biden implements new eviction ban until October 3, Is this a gift for property owners?

Home rents jump highest in 15 years

I have been saying for months that rent growth would accelerate.  The numbers are in and according to Corelogic, Single-family rents were up 5.3% year over year in April, rising from a 2.4% increase in April 2020. Nationally, rent growth exceeded pre-pandemic rates...

read more
Is there a real estate bubble brewing?

Is there a real estate bubble brewing?

As I look around the real estate market, you cannot help but notice the craziness.  On my personal house in Colorado, my value is up around 50% in two years.  These same trends are unfolding throughout the country, with appreciation hitting records.  Is the real...

read more
The Fed surprises the markets – rates jump

The Fed surprises the markets – rates jump

With the craziness in the market, I at least wanted to ease everyone into it with a relaxing picture 🙂 I wrote last week about rate increases coming down the pipe, but like everyone else I was surprised by the last federal reserve meeting and how quickly they changed...

read more
Inflation jumps to highest levels since 1982

Inflation jumps to highest levels since 1982

Inflation alert: It is usually not a good sign when Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said after the consumer price index report “I was surprised”.  I am not sure what rock people are living under, but everything has increased in price from gasoline to restaurant...

read more

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