Hedge funds were well prepared for the last housing market crash. When the housing market started to slide in 2007, smart investors began buying, and waiting, for rock-bottom prices to kick in. Investors were buying homes in some of the best markets for dimes on the dollar, and have seen massive profits whether keeping them as buy-and-hold rentals, BRRRR deals, or flips. While small investors started buying a couple of houses a year, institutional investors were doing far, far more.
A man who has been covering this topic for years is The Wall Street Journal's, Ryan Dezember. Ryan has a keen understanding of what influences the housing market as a whole, why institutional investors are making the moves they are, and what this means for small mom-and-pop landlords. Dave Meyer joins David Greene on this episode to discuss the ways small landlords can beat Wall Street at their own game.
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Episode 514
0:00 Intro
3:51 Quick Tip
4:47 Wall Street's Invitation to Landlord
13:24 Who Are the "Wall Street Buyers"?
20:24 Where Institutional Investors are Buying
25:33 How this Affects Small Landlords
30:39 Rock-Bottom Interest Rates for Institutions
36:57 Bigger Economies of Scale
45:13 The Advantages of Being a Small Investor
52:25 Tenant Experiences with a Small vs. Large Landlord
1:01:32 Where Does Housing Go From Here?
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