⚠️ Bankruptcies Surge, Deals Follow
Inventory’s rising, and sellers are getting desperate.
California’s housing inventory just surged 51% year-over-year, and buyers aren’t biting.
That means more properties sitting, more motivated sellers, and better deals for investors.
Meanwhile, a proposed $33B cut to housing programs could trigger a new wave of foreclosures.
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Bankruptcies are already up 13%, showing how stretched households really are.
Multifamily builders are scrambling to fill units as oversupply meets cooling demand.
And in several states, price corrections are officially underway.
In this edition of the AltReports:
🏡 California inventory surges 51%, tipping power to buyers
💸 $33B housing cuts could spark foreclosure wave
📈 Bankruptcies jump 13% as debt stress builds
🌪️ Multifamily glut forces landlords to slash rents
📉 Price drops hit overvalued states hard
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California's housing inventory surges 51% year-over-year
California's housing market is doing the absolute most, piling on excess inventory like it’s prepping for a garage sale.
Homes for sale shot up a staggering 51% year-over-year this April.
Former bidding wars have turned into a polite shrug as folks hesitate to dive headfirst into the affordability abyss.
💡 Investor Takeaway: Start targeting stale listings in high-inventory zip codes for price negotiation and seller concessions.
Trump Proposes $33B in Budget Cuts for Housing
Trump’s team just dropped a $33B bomb on affordable housing.
Programs helping low-income families?
Slated for the chopping block.
💡 Investor Takeaway: Monitor local markets reliant on housing aid—distress will spike fast if funding dries up.
Consumer Concerns Persist as Bankruptcy Filings Jump
Bankruptcy filings are spiking—up 13% year-over-year—thanks to rising rates and inflation stress.
Households are feeling the heat, juggling debt like flaming torches.
The financial dodgeball is getting real out there.
💡 Investor Takeaway: Use bankruptcy court records and public filings to identify motivated sellers and off-market leads.
Legacy Partners CFO Warns of Multifamily Oversupply
Multifamily market? More like “too-much-family.”
Developers overshot, and now landlords are scrambling to fill empty units.
Renters win. Builders? Not so much.
💡 Investor Takeaway: Hunt for distressed multifamily properties in oversupplied metros offering high vacancy discounts.
States Facing Major Housing Market Corrections
Some states are staring down a housing correction and it’s not pretty.
If you’re sitting pretty, hold tight.
If you’re exposed, brace yourself.
💡 Investor Takeaway: Map the top-correcting states and set alerts for pre-foreclosures, price cuts, and REOs in those areas.