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#334 The Myth of the Repeating Market Crash: Why 2025 Isn’t a 2008 Do-Over

#334 The Myth of the Repeating Market Crash: Why 2025 Isn’t a 2008 Do-Over

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Are we heading toward another 2008-style crash? Ron Phillips says: not even close. In this data-packed episode, Ron debunks the social media doomsday narratives by breaking down what’s actually happening in today’s real estate market. From supply and demand trends to affordability, equity, rental demand, and lending standards, he lays out the facts to help you think clearly, invest confidently, and avoid the fear-fueled hype.



WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE

  • Why comparing today’s housing market to 2008 is misleading and dangerous
  • How 2025’s housing supply still falls millions short of population needs
  • The surprising truth about affordability and why demand hasn’t gone anywhere
  • What interest rate drops could trigger
  • How homeowner equity and low delinquency rates are preventing a foreclosure wave



RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

  • Rentvine
  • Lineage
  • Atlanta Fed Home Affordability Monitor

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  • If you need help with anything in real estate, please email invest@rpcinvest.com
  • Reach Ron: RP Capital
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