Multifamily Economics with Matt Rose

Matt discusses Darby Rose Capital's near term outlook for apartment building investing in the final episode of Season 1.

Matt and Laura discuss the velocity of money and its implications for investing.

Matt comments on an important speech from Ben Bernanke, and then reads the entire text in full.  In the speech, Bernanke outlines an imperative of the Federal Reserve, which is to prevent deflation.

Matt and Laura discuss how to use leverage to expand purchasing power.

Matt and special guest David Frederick, Senior Vice President - Director of Wealth Planning at First Bank, discuss the inflation of the 1970s and the lessons it can provide to investors today.

Matt and Laura discuss the implications of negative interest rates on the banking sector and investing.

Matt and Laura discuss the tenets of Modern Monetary Theory and what its adoption could mean for investors.

Matt and Laura discuss the nuances of inflation and what that means for a multifamily investor.

Matt and Laura discuss the history of the Japanese asset bubble collapse and why it is pertinent to multifamily investors today.

Matt Rose discusses how the crisis in the repo market in 2019 shows that quantitative easing is likely a necessity for the foreseeable future.

Matt Rose discusses the macroeconomic risks of investing in multifamily syndications, as well as the specific risks associated with the asset class.

Matt Rose explains the history of fractional reserve lending and how it can contribute to future multifamily appreciation.

Matt Rose explains how excess reserves in the banking sector represent built up inflationary pressure for asset prices.

Matt Rose explains how the non-neutrality of money can benefit multifamily owners.

Matt Rose explains inflation through historical example and implications for multifamily investing.