Is the housing market going to crash in 2022? Will rent prices decline? Will cities start shutting down Airbnb rentals? Let’s talk about it! In this episode of the Collecting Keys Real Estate Investing Podcast, we share our thoughts and predictions as real estate investors on the state of the housing market in 2022.

You’ll gain insight into how inflation will affect real estate investors, a few lessons to be learned from the psychology of buyers and sellers, and how changes in the financial sector might impact homeowners, renters, and investors.

We also highlight the (not so bad) worst-case scenario for real estate investors during hyperinflation and a few new opportunities you can take advantage of this year as an investor. Plus, we share our top tips and advice for aspiring and beginner real estate investors to succeed in 2022 and beyond.

Key Points From This Episode:

• The power of consistency and celebrating your wins and past accomplishments. [02:05]
• The state of the real estate market from 2021-2022: What will the market look like for retail, investment, valuations, etc.? [07:23]
• Analyzing the psychology of real estate buyers and sellers & What happens to home prices when inflation rates go up? [10:03]
• The worst-case scenario + new opportunities for real estate investors during hyperinflation. [15:08]
• Changes in the government’s financial sector and how they’re impacting homeowners. [19:01]
• Rental rates have climbed… Will rent prices decline? Will cities start shutting down Airbnb rentals? [21:35]
• Top tips for aspiring and beginner real estate investors on succeeding in 2022. [25:26]
• How to get our FREE 5-Step Guide to Start Generating Off-Market Leads.  [31:10]

Tweetables:

“I’m guessing most markets are going to still see a multi single digit growth rate.” — Dan Austin [0:09:52]

“As an investor, just stick to the lower price points because… Say you’re a house flipper, your worst-case exit is trying to hold onto something and just renting it out… There’s still going to be great demand for rental properties.” [0:15:08]

“I don’t think the rent growth that we’ve seen, just like the house price growth, is going to be sustainable. I don’t see the rents declining, though.” — Dan Austin [0:23:28]