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EP9:🎙Housing Market Shocker: Is Another Crash Coming?
- 2025/02/10
- 再生時間： 7 分
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In this episode, Larry Hoffman breaks down Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's latest data, revealing a slight uptick in serious delinquency rates. But what does this mean for mortgage note investors? Larry explains the potential ripple effects on performing and non-performing notes, plus how economic indicators like unemployment and interest rates play a role.
🗣️ Key Topics Covered:
Fannie & Freddie’s Delinquency Rates:
Quick overview of the latest data
Historical context compared to the housing crisis and pandemic
Impact on Mortgage Note Investing:
Opportunities in non-performing notes (NPNs)
How pricing for performing notes might shift
Risk factors to watch
Economic Indicators to Monitor:
The role of rising unemployment
How interest rate changes affect default rates and prepayment risks
Actionable Takeaways:
How to adjust your investment strategy
Why cash reserves and market awareness are key right now
💡 Larry’s Hot Take:
"Rising delinquencies aren’t a red flag—they’re a signal. Smart investors know this is when opportunities start to surface."
💰 Want to know how to profit from this shift? Listen to the latest In The Know podcast! 🎙️
📈 Resources Mentioned:
https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2025/02/fannie-and-freddie-single-family.html