How are investors feeling about today's housing market? Because we all know what the media is saying.

We all know what our crazy uncle or our friend thinks about the housing market. But what about

those of us who are actually on the ground buying and selling real estate, managing properties,

and preparing for the future? Are those types of people buying or are they selling everything and trying

to get out for good? And what does broad investor sentiment tell us about our own investments in the

first place? Today and on the market, we are digging into two recent surveys that are going to

give us a couple of the answers to these super important questions and we'll also be talking

about the most recent

inflation report to give you all of the information you need to be an informed and an

effective real estate investor.

Hey everyone, it's Dave. Welcome to On the Market. Today, we're going to be diving deep into

three different topics. Two of them sort of coincidentally just happened to be surveys that I

found super interesting and I think we're going to shed some important light on how Americans

are feeling about housing and housing affordability, how investors are thinking about growing

or maybe shrinking their portfolio

in the coming years. And of course, we will talk about the recent inflation report and what that

means for Fed decisions over the rest of this year. So we got a great show for you. Let's jump in.

The first story is actually a summary of a recent survey that was done by two sort of big, reputable

names in the real estate investing community. It's Stessa, which is an asset management and

accounting software for real estate investors that is owned by roofstock and Rezzy Club,

which is a great residential real estate analytics firm. And basically, they paired up to do

an investor sentiment survey to try and understand how investors are feeling about the housing market

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