Why it's SO HARD to Get a House in 2025 - MOCRE ft. Christian Faes
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Minds of Commercial Real Estate
| Date Uploaded: January 22, 2026
| Date Created: June 21, 2025
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Welcome to Minds of Commercial Real Estate, your premier podcast for professionals and aspiring real estate investors. Hosted by Kamyar Rezaie, a distinguished real estate broker and entrepreneur in Los Angeles, each episode features insightful conversations with industry experts. We sat down with Christian Faes of F2 Finance to discuss his take on the current real estate market and maybe a bit of where he thinks it's going.
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