Ryan Dezember
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644 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2018
last heard Jun 2024
Ryan Dezember’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It may decelerate a little bit because a lot of people this summer, you know, rush to get out and to get into homes.
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school systems for their children to get out of the city apartments, thinking city life isn't going to be what it was for some time.
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So they may see some of the demand come down and sort of the frenzy that they're going through now.
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But the long-term prospects of this business are pretty good.
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And the big interest on Wall Street, a lot of real estate investment money, billions of dollars is just flowing into these companies so that they can buy more homes.
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Thank you for having me.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · You Make $100,000? It Might Not Be Enough to Buy a Home · 16 Oct 2019
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Pretty much everywhere.
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You can sort of follow the good jobs and find these places.
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So you've got Denver, places like San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Austin, Seattle, even Cincinnati, you know, Nashville, Atlanta.
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Pretty much most major metropolitan areas had an increase.
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And in most areas, it's the fastest growing type of tenant is someone who earned six figures or more.
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Well, it's more investors and to a degree, I guess, home builders.
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There's two ways to do it.
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There's people who are buying existing homes that are turned into rentals.
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Actually, there's three ways.
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There's a lot of luxury apartments going in, downtowns, close to work, sort of catered to a
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A younger worker, someone who may not have children, wants to sort of be in the center of the city, that sort of person.
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And then the rental home investors are taking it a step further now, no longer content to just wait till a house hits the market and buy it and dress it up and make it nice and turn it into a rental.
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They're building houses that are straight to rent, including some that are whole neighborhoods that are just, they look like any other subdivision.
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They might have a shared pool or something that might be more common in an apartment complex, but they're standalone rental homes.
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