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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

What's it like to be a buy-and-hold investor during a recession?
I bought my first real estate property a few months ago and it's cash flowing nicely. Before I count the benjamins though, I want to know it's like to hold during a recession.
Obviously property values fall...but:
Do vacancies skyrocket?
Do rents fall?
Is it hard to find tenants?
Do you have to feed money from your salary/401k into your property?
This varies from location-to-location, but what have your experiences been like?