The government has a big problem. It owes an enormous amount of debt and needs a cheap way to pay it off. The solution? Get interest rates lower and print more money. President Trump's new pick to run the Fed, Kevin Warsh, is expected to cut interest rates significantly. 1 basis point in the next 12 months. More money in circulation means each dollar you own is worth a little less. Prices go up. Your savings goes down. That's inflation — and it works like a slow, invisible tax on everyone. Saving for retirement really doesn't work in an inflationary environment. My rental income has been rising since we started buying them 30 years ago. The value of rental housing has also risen along with inflation. If you are a W2 employee you will be hit the hardest. Salaries will not climb but the cost of "stuff" will. If you rent you do not get the phantom appreciation as well. The question isn't if this affects you. It's whether you're ready for it. What are you doing to protect yourself? Drop it below 👇

Distress is rising in multifamily — but only in the pockets where capital structures broke. CMBS delinquencies just hit 7.15%, and foreclosures are up 26% YoY. The pressure is concentrated in: • Overbuilt Sun Belt metros • 2021–2022 floating‑rate bridge‑loan vintages • CMBS assets facing maturity walls • High‑cost states (TX taxes, FL insurance) These markets are now producing the highest volume of note sales, partnership buyouts, rescue‑capital requests, and quiet off‑market dispositions. This is not a market collapse — it’s a targeted correction. And targeted corrections create institutional‑grade entry points for capital that knows where to look.

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