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the multi family market

@ryanpineda

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Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its timely and relevant topic, discussing a potential market downturn that resonates with many people. The use of a conversational tone and relatable examples, such as the 2008 crisis, makes the complex financial information accessible and engaging for a broad audience.

Summary

The video discusses the current struggles in the multifamily market, comparing it to the 2008 crisis. It highlights how mega funds are losing money and returning properties to banks, but these transactions are happening quietly to avoid devaluing other properties with loans. The speaker explains that banks prefer to keep these deals out of public view to ensure their existing loans continue to be serviced.

Structure

1Multifamily market is the worst since 2008
2Mega funds are losing money and returning properties
3Deals are happening quietly to avoid public knowledge
4Banks want to keep existing loans serviced
5This is similar to the 2008 crisis

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the multi family market 2008 so clearly people are gonna lose money and it's not just influencers are the easiest ones to attack but mega funds are losing hundreds of millions literally just giving the properties back to the of the office deals in Chicago X feed occasionally it's like so and bought this deal for 100 million 17 million recently oh my god these deals are bad bro no no there's some that are like 80 90% loss yeah oh my god there are deals transacting at 15 cents on the dollar 20 cents on the and they happen behind because here's why they don't want other buyers and people to because they gotta keep propping the market up so the banks don't want those deals to because guess what they have loans on all these other properties that are technically underwater and so the bank's is to make sure this gets quiet so that those loans keep getting paid are you saying that's new comp the Mark 'cause now all the other properties now are because the comparative property is that's exactly that was the reason 2008 happened especially here in Vegas Vegas was the worst and the problem was every bank foreclosed all at once and drove everyone's stuff down

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The multifamily market is the worst it’s been since 2008, and most people don’t know how bad it actually is. Mega funds are handing properties back to banks. But it’s happening quietly because banks don’t want new comps that would tank the value of every other loan on their books. Do you think we’re heading for another 2008? Drop it in the comments.