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@Lifeinvestmoney This is the mindset that separates winners from losers.

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@StirlingWisdom A woman at a sperm bank is 100x more selective than the 3rd Reich. That's not hyperbole.

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@Anc_Aesthetics Flight to LAPD. What 1 trillion humans looks like. https://t.co/LEXp3bwmK2

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@mortgagetruth Home prices are falling. Right now.

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@newstart_2024 Mapping Crohn’s Disease Pathogenesis with Mycobacterium paratuberculosis: A Hijacking by a Stealth Pathogen https://t.co/RYk4WrrMTT

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@VladTheInflator

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@texasrunnerDFW Side note: Used RVs are headed to $0 for the same reason.

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@CaptMarkKelly The US economy has the same number of full time jobs as 2019. Why aren't we deporting more? https://t.co/266n1TqyMu

[Nick Gerli @nickgerli1]

U.S. Full-Time employment is shrinking.

Today's full-time worker count of 133.6M is only 1.4% above 2019 levels.

And down 2.3M from the January 2025 peak.

Meaning no meaningful growth in America's full-time workforce in nearly seven years.

That's becoming another headwind for housing.

A strong full-time job market supports household formation, mortgage qualification, and ultimately homebuyer demand.

And right now, that job growth is basically non-existent.

What's unusual is that previous periods of economic expansion in the U.S. came with significant growth in full-time jobs.

This one hasn't.

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@TheBrokeAgent Prices are falling in 2026. So I guess they were right.

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@SteveSaretsky Demographics suggest that vacation properties could struggle indefinitely. Real estate investing might be over forever.

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@kenmcelroy This strategy will make you fabulously rich. Until it does the exact opposite.

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@Lifeinvestmoney Unstoppable mindset.

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@gregjarch Professionals keep the sun off their skin. Amateurs wear shorts.

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@RaoulGMI https://t.co/VLWa32rqWf

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@seandsweeney Full time employment hasn't grown since 2019. https://t.co/266n1TqyMu

[Nick Gerli @nickgerli1]

U.S. Full-Time employment is shrinking.

Today's full-time worker count of 133.6M is only 1.4% above 2019 levels.

And down 2.3M from the January 2025 peak.

Meaning no meaningful growth in America's full-time workforce in nearly seven years.

That's becoming another headwind for housing.

A strong full-time job market supports household formation, mortgage qualification, and ultimately homebuyer demand.

And right now, that job growth is basically non-existent.

What's unusual is that previous periods of economic expansion in the U.S. came with significant growth in full-time jobs.

This one hasn't.

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@Rich_Cooper She really likes him. Nice to see.

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@ddale8 Everything is fine.

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@Lifeinvestmoney If young people would power-wash on the weekends instead of complaining about $20 burritos they could easily qualify.

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@RubenGallego Senator Gallego you are on the wrong side of history on this issue. Vaccines are causing more harm than good.

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@kenmcelroy Rents slowly falling month after month.