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Started by Vansh Patel
The discussion focuses on the increasing difficulty new investors face when trying to enter the real estate market. It specifically examines how the decline of owner financing and the rise of stringent bank requirements for down payments and interest rates create significant barriers for those with lower capital or credit scores.
Why is real estate so much harder to get into now than it was, say, 20 years ago? My name is Von Tattel. I'm a second year Georgia Tech student and I'm a licensed realtor in the state of Georgia. And today I just want to talk about how the overall reduction in owner financing options has led to a reduction in new real estate investors because sometimes these banks require such large down payments and higher interest rates that it's too high of an entrance or the monthly payments are too high and it's too high of a risk for newtime investors. So 20 years ago, owner financing was such a common…