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Real Estate is an amazing investment and has proven to be a great inflation hedge as well as an incredible store of wealth and value. Most of the successful people in this world invested or own real estate and they do this as its a safe park to place capital, it provides a yield and it generally grows in value overtime. However this time will be different, we will see a whole new way of understanding real estate and energy and how real estate will be valued.

Now we are seeing rising costs across the board and home owners insurance is getting harder and hard to come by. We noticed just two weeks ago that progressive cancelled policies on over 56,000 homes in Florida alone. We are seeing more and more insurance companies back out of FL and other markets. If you can not obtain home owners insurance you will not be able to obtain home financing as no bank will want to take the risk of lending money on an asset that is not back and protected by a policy that gives a financial institution peace of mind knowing that in the event of any natural disaster or any event, their investment will be protected.

This will change how and where people live. We will see this coupled with sky-high utility costs that will make simply operating a property more and more expensive. All of this is happening at the same time and most landlords are not prepared for it.

The big question is if rent has increased 18% as a national average last year what will landlords do to rising insurance costs? Will they push these costs to their tenants? Will their tenants be able to afford an additional rent increase and rising utility costs, rising food prices, rising car prices, rising prices all across the board.

This is will impact the housing market in a big way, especially now at a time when the fed is preparing to raising interest rates upwards of nine times in 2022..

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