The David Greene Show Seeing Greene with Jordan Moorehead | Episode 76
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Jul 25, 2025 In this engaging discussion, Austin realtor Jordan Moorhead shares valuable insights about the city's real estate market. He delves into strategies for buying in a declining market and the implications of holding properties with negative cash flow. Jordan explores the complexities of financing, comparing credit unions and loan brokers, while highlighting emerging trends and opportunities for investors. He also answers listener inquiries about the reliability of real estate for income and the impact of current market dynamics on future housing trends.
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Avoid Negative Cash Flow Holds
- Avoid holding a property with a negative cash flow of around $1,500 per month without strong reasons.
- Sell such properties especially if the market shows uncertain appreciation and interest rates are high.
Have Reserves Before Relying on Cash Flow
- Don't rely solely on real estate cash flow unless you have at least double the income you need.
- Keep reserves to overcome unexpected expenses like repairs that can drain your cash flow.
Use Seller-Paid 2-1 Buy-Downs
- Use seller-paid 2-1 buy-downs to reduce mortgage rates temporarily when rates are high.
- This strategy helps by lowering payments the first two years while you expect your income to grow.