Wall Street I-Buyers Are Losing to the Little Guy

The video discusses the evolution of the housing market in Phoenix since the 2008 crash, highlighting the shift from large investors to smaller ones. It explains the role of I buyers like Opendoor, who faced challenges due to market shifts. Small investors, however, benefited by buying low and selling high, despite increased borrowing costs.

What was the significant change in the Phoenix housing market compared to 2008?

• Small investors are now benefiting from the market.

• The market has completely collapsed.

• There is no change in the market dynamics.

• Large institutions are buying more properties.

What is the primary function of iBuyers like Opendoor in the housing market?

• They simplify the selling process for homeowners.

• They manage rental properties.

• They provide loans to home buyers.

• They build new homes.

Why did iBuyers face challenges during the recent market downturn?

• They stopped buying properties.

• They had too many overpriced properties.

• They focused only on rental properties.

• They refused to sell any properties.

What is a key strategy used by small investors in the housing market?

• Making money on the buy by purchasing at low prices.

• Investing in commercial real estate.

• Focusing on luxury homes only.

• Buying properties at high prices.

How did small investors manage to remain relatively unscathed during the market downturn?

• They had a significant margin due to buying low.

• They stopped investing altogether.

• They sold all their properties immediately.

• They received government subsidies.