Jason Hartman explains how rising interest rates can cause a home inventory collapse because people will not want to give up their super low fixed-rate mortgage. Doug Utberg and Jason also talk about the advantages of real estate investing versus the stock market and how artificially low mortgage rates make housing cheaper than 14 years ago.br0:00 Introductionbr4:41 Big tech monopoliesbr7:01 Zombie companies that make money by raising moneybr7:41 Civil conversations and focusbr10:49 Debt multiplies the increase in real estate valuesbr11:58 Stock market crashed 80 in 1929br12:35 Stock market is a one-dimensional asset classbr17:02 Housing payments cheaper today than 14 years agobr21:34 Increasing interest rates could limit supplybr24:05 The mortgage is an assetbr25:28 Invest in places that make sensebrbrLearn More: a href="" rel=nofollow target=blank to the podcast: a href="" rel=nofollow target=blank questions or topics you want me to do a video on? Let us know in the comments below.