Reventure Consulting turns to the mortgage reset awaiting homeowners
Nick Gerli's most-watched new upload examines adjustable-rate loans, while Kroger job cuts bring employment into the housing discussion.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
ICE warns of MASS foreclosure spike (mortgage payments up 24%)
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- 0:40Gerli examines projected payment increases for borrowers facing adjustable-rate mortgage resets in 2027.
- 2:11Adjustable-rate lending remains below its mid-2000s peak, despite its growing share of borrowing.
- 6:12Gerli argues that delinquencies in FHA and VA loans present a bigger concern.
- 9:21Dallas ZIP codes illustrate his argument linking government-backed loan exposure with weaker property values.
- 12:11Nashville examples connect higher loan-to-value ratios with larger price declines in his analysis.
Reventure Consulting's subscriber count held steady, but its housing commentary brought in roughly 1.3 million views across the week. Nine uploads gave Nick Gerli room to move from mortgage resets to corporate job cuts, with a Manhattan detour along the way.
The most watched was "ICE warns of MASS foreclosure spike (mortgage payments up 24%)", which reached about 201,000 views. ICE here means the mortgage-industry business, not the immigration agency. Gerli opens with its Mortgage Monitor report on rising adjustable-rate borrowing, then examines the payment increases awaiting borrowers whose rates reset next year.
There is an important distinction beneath the alarming title: Gerli says adjustable-rate lending remains well below its mid-2000s peak. His concern is that even a smaller wave of distress could pressure markets where prices are already falling. He moves through Florida listings before turning to government-backed loan delinquencies and neighborhood-level differences in Dallas and Nashville. The video also promotes his paid housing-analysis app.
Viewers discuss adjustable-rate loans, the risks of buying with an expectation of refinancing, and whether homeowners association fees rule out an otherwise affordable purchase. Those recurring concerns keep the conversation close to the monthly bill.
The Kroger upload adds another question: what happens to housing demand when corporate jobs disappear? Gerli connects the restructuring described in his video with homebuying power, then examines Atlanta listings. Meanwhile, his Colorado inventory video, posted just before this week's window, is drawing the most daily views, with Kroger and a fresh Florida foreclosure analysis close behind.
Among nearby business channels, Chris Kohler and Bloomberg Podcasts had particularly busy viewing weeks. Reventure's own daily viewing is modestly above its usual level, even without a weekly subscriber gain.
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What viewers say
ARMs again? Will we never learn? Never ends well.
@taterkaze9428See it on YouTubeHow many people got into a mortgage they can’t afford with the expectation that they can refinance when rates go back down but rates went up? All these people will also be forced to sell
@CrispySenpaiSee it on YouTubeThree major factors limiting home sales - in general:
1. PRICE.
2. The rapidly growing aversion to HOAs.
3. Interest rates.
I'm one of those, who would not purchase a house in an HOA community (again).@victorsong8416See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- Reventure Consulting
- Subscribers
- 692,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,316,878
- Videos published this week
- 9
- Video published
- October 31, 2026
- Video views so far
- 200,866
- Views on its first day
- 149,894
The numbers
Here is how Reventure Consulting's uploads and audience moved this week.
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The video examines rising housing inventory across Colorado, including Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs.


