Landlords are quietly going into default as rents roll over and multifamily mortgage delinquencies climb to levels we haven’t seen since the last housing bust. In this video, we’ll break down how the rent cuts in boom markets like Austin, Dallas, Phoenix and other Sun Belt cities are colliding with higher interest rates and massive new supply – and why big Wall Street players are lining up to scoop up distressed apartments at deep discounts.
We’ll look at what this means for renters, homeowners and small investors in 2026: -Are falling rents the start of a rental recession or just a temporary reset? -How rising multifamily delinquencies could trigger a wave of landlord defaults. -Why institutions may turn this crisis into a buying spree while smaller owners get squeezed.
If you’re trying to decide whether to keep renting, lock in a home purchase, or wait for better deals, this video will help you understand what’s really happening behind the headlines – without the hype.
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