Real Estate Market Crash Imminent as Funding Dries Up and Major Liquidity Drain Begins

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Real Estate Market Crash Imminent as Funding Dries Up and Major Liquidity Drain Begins

The US real estate market is about to face even more problems as one of the largest real estate developers in the country is warning of a massive recession should banks not start lending again. We delve into the coming liquidity crisis that’s been affecting the US financial system since the 2023 banking crisis began, and it’s about to get much worse. Due to the depletion of the TGA, the treasury general account’s cash balance, Secretary Yellen needs to rapidly refill the TGA cash position. By doing that though, it will force banks to decide where to pull cash from to fund these treasury bill purchases, whether they choose to use reserves, or use the money they have in the overnight reverse repo facility. If they use the former it will without a doubt lead to further bank failures, and an even larger tightening of lending standards, leaving real estate investors with little to know traditional funding sources left. There will only be one place left to turn… make sure to watch the full video to learn where that is!

This video is not financial advice.

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