This is the Bigger Pockets Podcast Show, 568.

Well, we were bullish from 2012 to really 2020, the end of 2020,

when we started seeing the momentum that we just didn't think was sustainable.

So we're not looking to be bearish, but we do see a cautionary number of yellow flags

that we need to continue to monitor.

What's going on, everyone? It is your host, David Green of the Bigger Pockets Real Estate

Podcast here with a special edition, which I am doing bigger news with my cohort friend

and real estate genius, Dave Meyer. Dave, what's going on?

Not much, man. It's great to be back. I feel like it's been a really long time since we recorded

it together. We have a natural chemistry. It's like John Stockton got Karl Malone back.

I know that's a sports analogy and part of my pledge of 2022 is to make less of those,

but still a bit. To the end of, you've had so many good co-hosts and awesome shows. I've

been listening to them all since we last recorded, but I like that we get to do this every once in a

while. I think it works well. I hope that our listeners appreciate it because there's so much

changing in the market these days. It's really important for investors to stay on top of the

economic situation to help inform good investing decisions. That is exactly right. Basically,

we at Bigger Pockets have recognized that the market is changing faster than it ever has. We

need to be putting out more content than we ever have and more relevant content at that. Today's

guest, Ivy Zellman, was one of the people who called the crash in 2005-2006 and works by looking

at data, which is why we have Dave here to help me tag team this show to predict what is going

to happen in the market in the future. And Ivy brings a very practical, consistent, logical

approach using data about supply to try to help us determine when we might see a market correction.

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