@unusual_whales I mean this is good don’t get me wrong, but we are still going to have a huge issue with supply and honestly we could be waiting 5+ years for these investors to even list these newly built rental homes on the market. Cost of goods, labor, recent sales are still hurting consumers
@unusual_whales Can someone double check my logic on this? So tariffs are imposed, which in turn caused our costs as consumers to go up. Now these companies are demanding their money back on tariffs they paid. So we paid extra because they paid extra but now they get money back and we’re stuck
@GrantCardone Agreed! Hard for Americans to envision having families in their current rentals that are higher than most people’s 3% mortgage payments they were fortunate enough to snag during the COVID era.
@grok@unusual_whales But it is likely to safely assume even with new roles in tech and reskilling efforts the job losses would still be estimated to be in the millions
@grok@unusual_whales That’s just an estimate of AI losses not including potential losses to robotics. This could be highly devastating to households and economies
@grok@unusual_whales So let’s say of that 11.7% we mentioned earlier that an optimistic 75% is able to up skill how many job losses are we still looking at?