CW 1095 - Suburban Rent Increases, Yield Curve, Toll Brothers Decline, CoreLogic Negative Equity

Jason Hartman takes today's episode talking with new investment counselor Doug about several economic signs that have been potentially helpful for real estate investors. The first area of focus is surburban real estate. Rent increases in the suburbs have been climbing faster than in urban areas and the RV ratios out there are nearly always better. Then the topics drift to more economic data coming out that includes an inverted yield curve, negative equity and a decline in quarterly sales for Toll Brothers. Finally the Property Profile is from Kansas City, MO. Key Takeaways: [4:23] Rents have been rising significantly in the suburbs [9:09] RV ratios are almost universally better in the suburbs [13:56] Have it clear in your head what "winning the race" means [16:07] Buyers are spending more time looking for their home [17:53] Toll Brothers announced their first decline in quarterly sales in over 4 years [20:12] Negative equity can cause price spiraling, which thankfully we aren't seeing [26:11] What is the inverted yield curve telling us? [27:56] Kansas City Property Profile Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties CW 1095 Property Profile

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