Economist Rick Sharga Reveals Why 2024 Could be a Great Year for Investors
Channel: RealWealth
Date: 03/02/2024

So what the heck is going on with the U.S. economy? We’ve been warned about a possible recession for two years now. But the economy is still going strong, and the housing market seems to defy gravity. The contradictions may have left you scratching your head, but the guest in this episode will help clear up any confusion. He’ll also share his thoughts on what and where to invest.

Our guest Rick Sharga has more than 20 years of experience in the real estate and mortgage industries. He’s the founder and CEO of market intelligence and advisory firm CJ Patrick Company, and has previously served as EVP of Market Intelligence at ATTOM data, EVP for Carrington Mortgage Holdings, EVP of Marketing at RealtyTrac, and Chief Marketing Officer for Ten-X and Auction.com.

Rick is one of the country’s most frequently quoted experts on the U.S. economy, real estate, mortgages, and foreclosures. He’s appeared on all the major news channels, and several times on this podcast. We just co-hosted a 2024 Housing Market Predictions webinar for the Real Wealth Show. You’ll find that webinar at by clicking here.

So, if you’re wondering how to invest in real estate this year, you might get a few great ideas from Rick. You’ll also find information about the North Dallas Rental Fund mentioned in the podcast at https://growdevelopments.com. And don’t forget to join RealWealth to help expand your real estate knowledge and take advantage of up-to-date investing opportunities. It’s free! And please be sure you subscribe to this podcast on your favorite platform, and like & comment below we want to hear from you!

Thanks for watching!
Kathy Fettke

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Rick Sharga's 2024 Housing Market Predictions Webinar: https://realwealth.com/learn/2024-housing-market-predictions/