Another MLS lawsuit is making waves—this time aiming to remove unfair listing rules and help both buyers and agents. Experts say we’re in a “healthy” housing market, but does it feel that way? A high-demand, often-overlooked “cash cow” rental strategy is exploding in 2025, and we talk about everyone’s favorite state to hate: California. Is investing in Los Angeles actually worth it? All that, and more, in today’s show!
Experts from HousingWire are calling today’s housing market “healthier” as buyers gain leverage, inventory rises, and pending sales increase. If you’re a hesitant investor, it may be time to get in the game, but flippers and sellers must be careful. James and Henry share how they’re still (profitably) selling deals in today’s market.
Want to make WAY more cash flow? This rental strategy’s demand is surging, and there’s not enough supply! We’ll describe the strategy and why it’s become a “cash cow” with even better future potential. Is the appreciation worth investing in America’s hardest housing market—California? Finally, a new MLS lawsuit makes waves as a key brokerage challenges strict selling standards that could be hurting buyers, sellers, and agents. What happens if they win?
Dave:
Today we’re diving into the housing market headlines that are dominating the news. I’m your host, Dave Meyer, and I am joined today by our usual panel of experts, Henry, Kathy and James Henry. Happy birthday, man.
Henry:
Thank you very much, man. I appreciate that.
Dave:
I’m going to out you because I know you went to Vegas, so tell me, were you up or down, up or down on the weekend? I mean,
Henry:
Which day
Dave:
Down? Yeah,
James:
Yeah, down for sure. Yes.
Kathy:
Okay. All right,
James:
James, how are you? I’m doing good. I get my fulfillment out of real estate. I don’t need a gamble on the table.
Kathy:
Oh, I don’t know. I’ve been at a table with you, James, and you worked it all out there.
Dave:
Well, James just is…