This just in pending home sales staged a historic rebound in May

meaning the worst may have already come for the real estate market.

Then on the other hand you got this. Experts warn home foreclosures

will surge as unemployment subsidy ends. So which is it? You know depending on

where you're tuned in these days it's really tough to separate the stories from the facts, especially when your business

decisions depend on such information.

Do we sit and wait, or do we just go all in?

Well, I'm going to break it down for you right now so you can make the best decision for you.

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Hi, my name is Matt Terrio. I am CEO of Epic Real Estate, where I show people how to invest in real estate

with an emphasis on retiring early.

And over the last few months, I've been shouting from the rooftops how this could be the most opportune time to get into real estate in the last decade

especially if retiring early is on your list of things to do.

When we first went into COVID-19 quarantine,

it seemed everybody was getting out of real estate,

of which in my book is the best time to get into it.

But now that the nation has relaxed a bit on the stay-at-home orders,

for now, people have seemingly rushed back in,

as Markotwatch reports that pending home sales staged a historic rebound in May

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