Well, well, it has been an exciting, an interesting, a surprising, a surprising week for all investors.

And we're going to talk about today how this 50 basis point rate cut impacts you as a real estate investor, as an investor as a whole. And just to look back on

history a little bit and see if we can find some clues and some cues around when this has been

done by the Fed in the past, what it meant, how things played out, and ultimately how this may impact your

strategy.

You know, this week we had Jerome Powell and the FOMC make a historic decision to cut the interest

rate by 50 basis points.

And when the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, it can have a significant, direct, and also

indirect impact on real estate investments, on the stock market, on the economy as a whole.

And historically, rate cuts can benefit real estate investors in a great way.

Now, we'll come back to that in a minute.

I want to first dive into a little bit of the history because we've been being told

from a lot of talking heads over the course of the last

six, 12, 18, 24 months that Bidenomics is working, that the economy is doing great, that

inflation is back under control. And while some of the data has reflected that,

we've also had a lot of reports and conflicting data.

We've had a lot of volatility.

And when you think about the amount of money that was printed post-2020,

when we're talking about the percentage of the global supply of dollars,

we are talking about trillions of dollars. There are going to be some repercussions that take place, and it will also take time to see what those

repercussions are and how they get viewed and absorbed into the marketplace.

And I think we're still in the process of trying to understand that.

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