So teach me how not to lose all my money in the upcoming recession that we're about to witness.

So first of all, everybody knew this was coming. And it's a long time. You know, I mean, the market's been

going up since 2010. I used to buy houses for 40,000. They're worth 600,000. Same exact house now.

So now what's happening is, this is a forced recession, by the way, because the unemployment

rates were low. Everything was going beautiful. And then, you know, they low everything was going beautiful and then you know

they had to be like well you know what if a guy bought a house for 60,000 and 2010 and now it's worth 600

and the inflation rate they supposedly say is 8% but I don't know anything that's only got up 8% to you

gas is up 150% houses you. Gas is up 150%.

Houses, like I predicted went up, double what I thought they were going to do.

Because the supply chain is low and they gave away trillions of dollars.

Where's that money going to go?

It's going to go back on the street, right?

So now they have to force a recession to slow things down, right?

So when you look, the one thing that hurt the real estate the most that's going to hurt it badly,

and it's not even going to be that bad, and I'm going to tell you what it is.

It's the interest rates are going up to everybody's looking, well, it's extremely obvious, right?

Of course.

But what they don't understand is that's not going to control the housing market.

If a two by four costs $8 and a permit to build a house costs $30,000,000, and a lot is $200,000,

how's it going to drop in value? And what they're not telling you is the hedge funds own 30 to 40%

of the single family homes. So why would they... Is that how much they really own?

Of course.

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