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Planning For A Recession & More Listener Questions
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Get a market update. Next, I answer your listener questions:
1: How do I start if I know nothing about real estate?
2: What's better: existing or new construction property?
3: How do I identify an "up-and-coming" neighborhood?
4: How do I raise the rent without losing the tenant?
5: What if there's a recession?
I bring you today's show from Anchorage, AK.
Next week, we discuss four-plexes. The following week, declining interest rates and more Fed money-printing.
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Welcome to Get Rich Education, I'm your host Keith Weinhold.
It's YOUR listener questions today; What's The Best Guidance For Beginners, Comparing New Construction vs. Existing Construction Property, How To Identify An Up-And-Coming Neighborhood, How To Raise The Rent Without Losing Your Tenant, and How To Position Yourself In The Event Of A Recession.
All today, on Get Rich Education.
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Welcome to Get Rich Education! I'm your host, Keith Weinhold with Episode 265 and I'm answering your listener questions today.
First, let's get you up-to-speed with our asset Class Whiparound.
The Fed lowered rates last Wednesday by a quarter-point again.
It IS their third quarter-point rate cut this year, bringing the upper bound of the Federal Funds rate down to 1.75%
Just before air time here:
Year-to-date, real estate is up 3.5% per the Freddie Mac Housing Price Index. The Case-Shiller National Home Price Index is at right about that same 3.5% appreciation rate.
Next, the Freddie Mac numbers show us 30-year and 15-year mortgage interest rates are just a touch more than 1% lower than they were on