Preparing To Buy All The Deals From The New Dot Com Bust

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All the dots seem to be connecting for another dot com and technology company implosion. That stands to create a lot of real estate buying opportunities. Are you ready to capitalize on it?


The New Tech Bust

Recent bank failures are just the tip of the iceberg. Those liquidity issues are directly impacting the tech world. Especially those highly inflated companies that have grown fast, have weak fundamentals, and need more money. Which is the vast majority of them.


These companies that constantly run at a loss, or are reliant on fresh injections of private and public capital are going to quickly run out of gas.


They may have gotten away with a lot of bad practices and decisions while they were flush with cash can could afford to keep losing money. Yet, these issues will be greatly magnified and compounded without money to hide them.


Most notably including poor customer service, not so intelligent AI, and blatant abuse of their customers and their data and identities. Upwork and Coinbase are just two of the big and obvious recent case studies of these issues.


The Side Effects

When that bubble pops there will be even more layoffs, bankruptcies, and much higher unemployment.


While much of this is currently being hidden in the data by the shuffling of assets and paper debt between banks and other organizations, we can reasonably assume that there are already masses amounts of distressed commercial real estate and related debt hiding in the shadows.


In turn, this hits the residential sector when entrepreneurs, their employees, and local small businesses and workers depending on their revenues end up not being able to pay their bills.


Getting Ready For A Buffet Of Property Deals

There should be no shortage of deals for real estate investors this year. You will only be limited by your goals, marketing, and the financing partners you’ve chosen to align with, or not.


Still, it is wise to watch macro trends in addition to what’s happening in the immediate real estate and economic cycle. They may impact the height and localization of the ensuing rebound.


The British Empire, Rome, Machu Picchu, Tulum, and Detroit seem unlikely to ever regain their glory days. Something which may also be true of some recent financial and business hubs of super prime real estate.


Though the suburbs, tertiary cities, and towns around them, may well surpass them. Offering both better growth, and more downside stability.


These are places, where even if there is never another dot com bust, will continue flourishing, and see property values rising. It’s a win-win for real estate investors.

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