The Kris Krohn Show

In this episode, Kris Krohn explains why now is actually a great time to buy real estate, even with high interest rates. First, mortgage rates are starting to drop, making homeownership more affordable than renting soon. Second, there's still a huge shortage of homes, and with inventory low, prices are likely to keep going up. Third, there’s less competition right now, so it’s a good time to jump in before more buyers flood the market. Finally, some properties have been sitting for a while, so sellers are starting to drop prices. Kris encourages viewers to act now before the market gets crazy, and even offers a way to invest without all the work by partnering up.

With interest rates dropping and mortgage applications rising, many are wondering if it’s the right time to buy a home. Although rates have decreased, home prices remain high due to limited inventory, which could prevent significant affordability relief. While lower rates will eventually make buying more attractive, it will likely take a few more cuts for homeownership to become truly affordable. For investors, now may be a great time to buy, as real estate values are expected to rise, especially if rates continue to drop, creating an opportunity for long-term gains.

With the stock market recently taking a big hit, many are wondering whether it’s a good time to buy a house now or wait for interest rates to drop further. While mortgage rates are coming down from their highs, home prices remain high, making it a tough decision for potential buyers. The key to buying now is having the capital, a solid plan to maximize your ROI, and expert guidance to navigate the market. While a recession could bring risks, it may also offer opportunities for savvy investors who know how to strategically buy property, especially with less competition and potential discounts during a downturn.

In this episode, Kris explains how anyone can invest in real estate, no matter their experience or budget. He breaks it down into two approaches: the solo route, where you manage everything yourself (but it requires a lot of time, money, and expertise), and the partnering route, where you team up with others to share resources like money, knowledge, and labor. For those without much capital or experience, Kris introduces the Kronos Real Estate Fund, a public fund with a low $3,000 minimum that allows you to invest in real estate without needing a huge down payment or a lot of know-how. He also highlights the benefits of real estate investing, like hedging against inflation, diversification, tax perks, and leveraging loans to boost returns. It's never been easier to invest with Kris, and he encourages viewers to click the link to learn more.

In this podcast, the host compares traditional 401(k) retirement plans with real estate investing. They argue that 401(k)s offer insufficient returns, typically around 4.2% annually, while real estate can provide much higher returns, around 25% per year. Drawing from their own experience of retiring at 26 through real estate, the host emphasizes how investing in rental properties can generate passive income and build wealth much faster than a 401(k). The episode encourages listeners to consider real estate as a more effective strategy for financial independence and long-term security.

Embarking on investments for the first time can be daunting, but it's crucial to understand that markets generally rebound after a decline. Investment demands patience; while there may be losses, history shows that those who persevere typically witness gains. I am equipped to guide you through investments that have historically yielded positive returns.

Real estate investing may seem daunting at first. Questions like where to buy, how much to pay, and how to find tenants can be overwhelming. Fortunately, I have extensive experience with single-family homes and all the answers you need. Don't hesitate—listen to this episode and take the step to purchase a house.

I often talk about Turnkey Real Estate but what does it mean? No one really uses the term outside of the investment space but it means that it is passive income. I'll show you where you can do invest in single family homes without doing any of the work.

The Federal Reserve has raised rates to combat inflation, yet interest rates have remained high over the past few years, complicating the purchase of single-family homes. I can inform you whether it's advisable to delay purchasing a home or if it's a suitable time to buy investment propertieses

Investing in single-family homes can seem daunting due to the numerous potential pitfalls. I will guide you through the dos and don'ts, enabling you to purchase properties confidently and without hesitation.