Is the American Dream of homeownership officially dead for the next generation, or have we just been spoiled by a decade of unsustainable economics? Kevin and John sit down with real estate expert John Gravelyn to dismantle the private equity plague and the mechanics currently swallowing the housing market.

We dive into how housing was transformed from a place to live into a high-yield financial product for institutional investors. John breaks down the lockdown effect of low interest rates, the reality of the 1.37 million dollar wealth gap between renters and owners, and why the starter home as we knew it has vanished. We also discuss the controversial role of the Realtors Political Action Committee and whether government assistance programs are actually moving the needle for first-time buyers.

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