Aileen Prak

People are starting to be more aware of real estate and the power of what it can do for you.

So people are starting to be more aware of it.

And that's just through education.

And that is a great way to build long-term wealth, to create passive income, to create cash flows.

and do things where, you know, previously, it might not have been as I guess, as a parent to other people.

But now, you know, because we have so much knowledge and so much access to information, that it's becoming more widely known.

Within the US, we're seeing, you know, properties rise, we're seeing, you know, people are moving, like in the multifamily space, you're seeing a lot of

people choosing to become renters because they it's something that they're able to, you know, they don't have to be locked in one in one place, they're able to move around very frequently, or they're able to be able to choose wherever they live.

You know, we're seeing that movement now in the United States.

You can think about that.

But if you look at the different trends, right, you have the stock market that has gone up exponentially.

You have you've seen like Bitcoin go up like a couple hundred percentages.

And we don't really put that emphasis on those those different asset classes where you're like, well, those will become crashing down, too.

But between those three, real estate has seen like the smallest growth.

But there's a lot of emphasis thinking that it's going to crash.

But if you look at the other two assets, like stocks and Bitcoin, they've grown exponentially.

And at some point, those will also probably come down as well.

But real estate, what's so stabilized about it, if you purchase it correctly, you do your due diligence on it, is that it is backed by a stable asset.

People are always going to need a place to live.

It's not something that's going to go away.