Dear Reader,
I’ve been in real estate for decades.
I’ve seen booms. I’ve seen busts.
But what’s coming will make 2008 look like a warm-up.
We’ve been following housing analyst Melody Wright closely. She’s dedicated to truth. She tells you what’s really happening to regular Americans like you.
And her latest warning should terrify every property owner in America.
- The housing crash is already here – sales at 30-year lows despite 20% population growth, with government props failing as FHA borrowers collapse and loss mitigation programs end
- A demographic tsunami approaches – 15.6 million baby boomers will die by 2035, with 65% of inherited homes getting sold immediately, flooding the market with inventory while household formation shrinks
- Smart investors are repositioning now – discover the hidden real estate income streams that work even when property values crash in Robert’s new Smart Investor’s Guide to Real Estate, revealing strategies the experts never talk about
The Crash Is Already Here
Most people think the housing market is fine.
They’re wrong.
Sales are at 30-year lows. Worse than the Great Financial Crisis. With 20% more people in the country.
Think about that.
More people. Fewer sales.
That’s not a market correction. That’s a market collapse.
The “smart money” already knows. California prices are falling. Texas is crashing. Florida is in freefall.
Even the so-called “bulletproof” markets in the Northeast and Midwest are starting to crack.
The Government Prop Is Breaking
Here’s what the fake financial media won’t tell you:
The government has been propping up housing prices since 2012.
They invited Wall Street to buy up foreclosed homes. They created programs to give loans to people who can’t afford them. They let borrowers skip payments for months without consequences.
Now that artificial support is crumbling.
FHA borrowers are collapsing. Student loan payments are back. The loss mitigation programs that hid the damage are ending.
When the government stops holding up the market, gravity takes over.
The Demographic Bomb
Here’s the number that should keep you awake at night:
15.6 million.
That’s how many baby boomers will die between 2025 and 2035.
They own most of America’s housing. Their kids can’t afford to keep the properties. At least 65% of inherited homes get sold immediately.
Do the math.
Millions of homes flooding the market. Every year. For the next decade.
Supply and demand isn’t just an economic theory. It’s reality.
And reality is about to hit hard.
The Cascade Effect
I lived through the Savings and Loan crisis. I survived the dot-com crash. I made money during the 2008 meltdown.
This time feels different.
The cracks are everywhere:
Non-bank lenders are tightening standards. These companies weren’t around in 2008. They don’t know how to handle a real crisis.
Investors are dumping properties. In San Antonio and Atlanta, institutional owners are net sellers. When they decide to exit, they don’t sell one house. They sell thousands.
Vacation rentals are dying. Tourism is down. Airbnb owners can’t make payments. Insurance costs have exploded.
Foreign buyers are pulling back. Chinese money laundering through Miami condos is slowing.
The Contagion Spreads
Melody Wright tracks 85 cities nationwide.
She’s seeing the infection spread from obvious bubble markets to places people thought were safe.
Las Vegas is getting hammered. Vacation towns across America are crashing.
Even Bentonville, Arkansas – subsidized by Walmart money – is showing cracks.
When Walmart’s hometown starts struggling, you know the rot goes deep.
Why This Time Is Worse
The 2008 crisis hit overleveraged speculators and banks.
This crash will hit everyone.
Ordinary families who thought they were building wealth. Retirees who bought rental properties. Middle-class investors who believed the “housing shortage” lie.
The government distortions run deeper now. The debt levels are higher. The demographic cliff is steeper.
And unlike 2008, there’s no easy bailout coming.
What Smart Money Does Now
I’m not telling you to panic.
I’m telling you to prepare.
The wealthy always make money during crashes. They know secrets the middle class never learns.
While everyone else loses their shirts, smart investors find opportunity in chaos.
The key is positioning yourself before the avalanche starts.
Not after.
Robert Kiyosaki
for Freedom Financial News
