Is the real estate market heading for another crash, or have we simply hit a plateau?  Dennis O’Keefe invites you on a journey through the patterns of past real estate markets that might just give you insight into today’s trends. Dennis breaks down whether we’re on the brink of a real estate bubble, what history tells us about market patterns, and how experiences from past decades can inform current decisions.  From reminiscing about infomercials to personal anecdotes about the joys and pitfalls of past real estate investments, this episode is a must for anyone interested in financial wisdom through time. Dennis discusses: The concept of patterns in financial markets and their importance [00:05:23] Personal experiences with real estate investments during different market cycles [00:12:47] Real estate trends from the 1980s to today and what they could mean for the present [00:25:16] Critical considerations for current and future real estate transactions [00:38:45] And more! Connect with Dennis O’Keefe:  Successful Money Strategies, Inc dennis@successfulmoney.com  (508) 730-2300  LinkedIn: Dennis O’Keefe LinkedIn: Successful Money Strategies, Inc Facebook: Successful Money Strategies, Inc Instagram: Successful Money Strategies, Inc YouTube: Your Successful Retirement Podcast   All content presented is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as an endorsement of any third party, or as a solicitation or offer to sell securities or provide investment, tax, legal, or consulting services, and should not be acted upon without obtaining specific advice from a qualified professional.  We believe the information presented to be reliable but is not guaranteed as to its accuracy or completeness. All examples are hypothetical and for illustrative purposes only. Any opinions or statements by third parties are their own and may not be representative of the experience of others or indicative of future investment performance or success. No compensation has been exchanged for any testimonials, endorsements, and/or recognitions.