E tatau ona manino e le faʻaputuina e tagata piliona le tamaoaiga i se mea faʻafuaseʻi. O lo latou manuia fa'atatau i le mata'ituina ma le fa'afaigaluegaina atamai, ma o se talaaga faʻapitoa e fesoasoani.
Billionaires like Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates likely saw an opportunity through controversial land investments, by way of food shortages, well ahead of time.
So it should be no surprise that the single-family rental company e lagolagoina i le Amazon.com Inc. faavae Jeff Bezos o lo'o alu ese. Sa ia te ia le tofa mamao ma Amazon e liliu ai se kamupani tusi e avea ma mea e maua i le taimi nei, mea uma e tuʻuina atu.
Hindsight is 20/20, but after a global pandemic, turmoil in the stock market for years to come is not unexpected. The stock market has been wildly unpredictable and extremely volatile over the past year. Whether it’s from the words of Aluna Musk or Jerome Powell, o le maketi e fesuisuiai ona o se taunuuga.
Additionally, the U.S. has moved from a housing boom into a housing bust. Musk and Bezos have issued warnings for an inevitable recession and Jerry Howard (CEO of the National Association of Home Builders) shared similar thoughts.
Fa'atau fanua Grant Cardone recently called Jerome Powell “the greatest enemy of all time to the middle class” and that he is “turning the U.S. into a nation of renters.”
These trends seem obvious now to many. However, Bezos noticed early and took action. With his bet on Ua taunuu, Bezos may have been betting on more single-family homes landing in the hands of investors, and the conditions are now perfect.
Home prices and interest rates are high. At the same time, the stock market is as volatile as ever, if not floundering, so people are looking for safer options. With homeownership off the table for many, but real estate still looking promising to those who can afford it, vaega ninii feels right to the everyman who doesn’t want to be left standing in the cold.
Bezos not only invested in the real estate startup’s seed round in 2021, but he faʻalua faalua on that investment during the company’s series A last year. Retail investors have already funded more than $78 million worth of single-family rentals on the platform with a $100 minimum investment and several new properties are being added every month.
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em — Bezos certainly stands to make money off his gamble, but so do the investors adding rental properties to their portfolios while they still can.
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