Car loan defaults are now at their highest level in 30 years.
The Fed is under pressure to deliver deeper cuts at Wednesday’s meeting.
Fannie & Freddie’s IPO momentum continues with signs pointing toward Q2 next year.
Florida’s new proposal to eliminate property taxes could surge housing value in key markets.
And why more Americans are feeling good about the economy despite the recent headlines.
In this week’s Opportunity Zone Show, Nate & Chris break down:
☑️Highest Default On Car Loans Since ‘94
☑️DeSantis Pushes to Abolish Property Taxes
☑️Why The Signs Continue to Point to an IPO
☑️Wednesday’s Fed Meeting. More Cuts Coming?
☑️Wisconsin (And Other States) Move Up Tourism Charts
☑️Why Americans Are Feeling Better About the Economy

Plus…more details on the deals we’re working on.

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