The answer to the recession question is still unknown, but the odds have gone up. CLICK HERE for full blog. 

The housing market is doing a lot better than it was in 2008, but it’s important to remember that real estate is very local. Click HERE for full blog. 

Back in 2008, there was an oversupply of homes for sale. Click here for full blog. 

Most experts now think we won't have a recession in the next year. They also don't expect a big jump in the unemployment rate. That means you don’t need to fear a flood of foreclosures that would cause the housing market to crash.

If you’re worried about a coming recession, you’re not alone. Over the past couple of years, there’s been a lot of recession talk. And many people worry, if we do have one, it would cause the unemployment rate to skyrocket. Some even fear that a spike in unemployment would lead to a rash of foreclosures similar to what happened 15 years ago.

With more jobs and rising wages creating eager buyers, there’s a lot going in your favor.

The spring housing market has been surprisingly active this year. Even with affordability challenges and a limited number of homes for sale, buyer demand is strong and getting stronger.

There’s been some concern lately that the housing market is headed for a crash.

It doesn’t matter if you’re someone who closely follows the economy or not, chances are you’ve heard whispers of an upcoming recession. Economic conditions are determined by a broad range of factors, so rather than explaining them each in-depth, let’s lean on the experts and what history tells us to see what could lie …

Financial Experts agree; they aren’t exactly sure when, but we are due for a recession sometime soon. While the stock market can be a scary place to hedge your bets, real estate can be a great place to put your money if you are looking for an asset that will retain value long term, and provide passive income.