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Today’s Discussion Topics:
- Understanding the current real estate landscape and its implications for investors
- The impact of fundamental undersupply in the housing market and lack of new construction on investment strategies
- Why renting might be a more attractive option than buying in the current market
- Introduction to real estate credit and its growth as an asset class
- How real estate credit offers low correlation with other alternative investments
- Resolving defaults in real estate credit and its effects on investors
- The shift from institutional investors to the wealth channel and its significance
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