Really? Real Estate? Right Now? with Matt Lasky and Darren Kottle

Many investors look at commercial real estate as a high-risk, confusing, and sometimes scary way to invest. Our guests today show us why this isn’t the case. From commercial real estate, to mortgage-backed securities, pandemic affects, and hedging risk, Matt Lasky of Equity LLC and Darren Kottle of Caddo Capital Management are on today to go through it all. Take a listen to learn more about private investments, hedging real estate with trading models, mortgage-backed securities, favorite investing books, levels of leverage, basic income effects on real estate, real estate debt, yield solo, deflationary periods, Maple & Ash, hedging fixed income, negative rates but not negative mortgages?, the future of large retail real estate, eating in the East Bay, and pandemic effects on future of real estate & mortgages.

Bookmarks:

00:00-02:37 = Intro

02:31-27:23 = The current state of Real Estate and Lasting Effects of the Pandemic

27:24-40:40 = Is Another Stimulus underway? Inflation vs Deflation

40:41-48:23 = Malls: Quality of the Dirt

48:24-01:02:04 = The Ultimate Real Estate Hedge = Having Volatility Model

01:02:05-01:08:04 = Favorites

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