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- National rent prices are down year-over-year, but that’s not telling the whole story. Different properties in different markets are seeing an opposite reality. Some markets are seeing 3%-5% rent increases, while others are seeing that flipped negative. There are definitive reasons why some markets are growing while others are slowing and outright declining. Today, Dave is going to show you how to forecast rents in your own market, no matter where you invest.
We’re getting into all the latest data: single-family vs. multifamily rents, real estate markets seeing the most (and least) growth, what happens when renters can’t pay more than they’re at, and the factors giving real estate investors the biggest tailwinds.
We could have a year (or longer) without rent growth for certain asset classes and markets, but what happens when the supply is finally absorbed and the deficit returns? Dave is going to show you how and where to get this data so you can be prepared for what’s about to come, and hopefully not sell a deal that could be struggling now but seriously performing in a few years.
In This Episode We Cover
Dave’s 2026-2027 rent forecast and where rents could grow or continue declining
The two factors that will decide rent prices more than anything else in the market
How to forecast rent growth in your own market using public data
Markets Dave would bet on for future rent growth (and affordability for renters)
Single-family vs. multifamily rents and the stark difference between these two asset classes
And So Much More!
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This week’s headlines only reinforce this idea. On a national level, asking prices are declining at the fastest pace in nearly a decade, inviting many buyers to participate in the summer housing market despite ongoing affordability challenges.
But at the local level, buyers and sellers are responding in very different ways depending on the market. Some real estate markets remain at a standstill, with muted demand and very little activity, while others are poised to benefit from new job growth and other economic tailwinds.
Finally, we’ll take a closer look at one of the best-performing but still overlooked asset classes. Demand is ramping up, and yet there is a massive supply shortage for this type of residential real estate. Could we be on the verge of the next self-storage-like boom, and if so, are real estate investors even ready to fill the gap?
In This Episode We Cover
Why housing market activity is starting to tick up this summer
The “cash crunch” affecting home affordability and rent growth
How to properly price your house flips and avoid long days on market
The rental markets poised to benefit from new small business growth
The high-performing asset class facing a massive supply shortage
And So Much More!
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Realtor.com: After Years of Waiting, Buyers Are Getting Their Summer
Realtor.com: The Housing Cash Crunch That Has Everyone Pointing Fingers
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - Vacation rental markets were some of the biggest winners of the housing boom several years ago. But where are those real estate markets today?
New data suggests that many of the operators who chased cash flow in the Airbnb gold rush are now looking to cut their short-term rentals loose. As it turns out, running a profitable Airbnb is much harder than it looks. So, does that make this the perfect time to buy?
Our resident short-term rental expert, Garrett Brown, joins the show to break down exactly what’s happening and why it could be worth making a few “disrespectful” offers on these types of properties in 2026.
Sellers are highly motivated, and more properties are hitting the market, but investors must be able to distinguish the “good” rental properties from the homes that should never have been vacation rentals in the first place. We’ll get into market analysis, the amenities that actually drive bookings, and why the next wave of successful short-term rental investors will win with hospitality—not hype.
In This Episode We Cover
The exact type of operator being squeezed out of vacation rental markets
The two types of short-term rentals that are still wildly profitable in 2026
Why there are so many motivated sellers in the short-term rental space right now
Garrett’s favorite short-term rental markets to target in 2026
The number one thing you must do when entering a new Airbnb market
And So Much More!
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - If you’re investing in real estate, you’re probably asking, “How much can this property make me?” But in 2026, it’s the opposite question that actually builds your wealth: “How much can this property cost me?” You’re seeing discounted deals on the listing sites; realtors and brokers may even be sending you off-market listings that look like steals. How do you know whether you should pass on them or not?
James and Kathy are on today to talk about which deals they’re passing on, and the underrated land play that’s making serious returns and requires no building to profit. Kathy almost closed on the perfect medium-sized multifamily deal in a great location, newly built, and with a pool of tenants nearby. But one seemingly small problem made her walk away—if she hadn't, she could have lost tens or hundreds of thousands. Would you be able to spot the mistake?
But a land investment is making both Kathy and James very excited. You don’t need to build anything on the land, you don’t need to rent the land, you don’t even need to get utilities on the land. This strategy, especially the way Kathy is using it, could profit big time if interest rates drop even slightly or demand picks up. The question is, how do you get into it without the risk of speculation?
In This Episode We Cover
The real estate deals we’re actively passing on in 2026 (they aren’t worth the headache)
A land investment play that could come with big profits if done the right way
One small problem that made Kathy walk away from a multifamily deal with exceptional numbers
Are the 30%-off multifamily deals finally worth the money, or are sellers asking for too much?
Kathy’s exact buy box for what she will and won’t invest in this year
And So Much More!
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices - Nearly 50% of mortgages in the U.S. flow through Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac—but a push from the Trump Administration could sell shares of these government enterprises and put them in the hands of the public. The side effects could be significant to those getting or refinancing a mortgage—from interest rates to regulations.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac alone take up about half of the mortgage market. The reason you can get a 30-year loan, a lower interest rate, and do it all with standardized regulations is largely thanks to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. So, if these enterprises are sold on the private market with Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae IPO-ing, would it put so much privatized pressure on the mortgage market that it could begin to break?
Today, we’re getting into the major consequences from a sale of Fannie and Freddie—currently owned almost entirely by the government. With a $250B payday sitting in limbo, the government could be pushed to sell off the enterprises that enabled average Americans to buy houses. The question is, should it even happen?
In This Episode We Cover
The Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac IPO possibilities and the side effects it would have on mortgage rates and regulations
Why the government took over Fannie and Freddie and whether re-privatizing them will encourage these enterprises to do anything to profit
The massive payday that could come out of a selective sale of Fannie and Freddie
Pros and cons of a sale going through and whether Dave thinks it’s a smart idea
And So Much More!
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