Craig and Jack discuss how the current real estate market mirrors the early stages of 2007–2011. Pulling from firsthand experience during the Great Recession, Jack explains why he believes we’re only in the early innings of a liquidity-tightening cycle — with 2024 resembling 2007 and 2025 resembling 2008. They break down investor psychology, rate cycles, liquidity, pent-up demand, and how long real estate corrections really take to materialize. They also share practical advice for flippers and real estate investors on pricing strategy, avoiding the “loss-aversion death spiral,” and how to stay liquid to capitalize on opportunities that may appear over the next 12 months.

In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier engage with Kevin Bupp, a seasoned real estate investor, discussing the current state of the multifamily market, investment strategies, and the importance of having a strong team. Kevin shares his journey in real estate, insights on mobile home park investments, and the dynamics of tenant ownership. The conversation also covers operational challenges and future growth strategies in the real estate sector.

In this conversation, Craig, Jack, and Fred delve into the evolving regulatory landscape affecting real estate investments, particularly focusing on local legislative changes and their implications. They discuss the impact of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) in Washington, D.C., and how it has created challenges for investors. The conversation also touches on the growing scrutiny of institutional ownership in real estate and its relationship with affordability issues. Furthermore, the speakers explore the role of technology in enhancing operational efficiency and customer experience in real estate, emphasizing the importance of product quality and customer-centric approaches. Finally, they discuss the future of lending, highlighting the shifts in market dynamics and the increasing significance of risk management in the industry.