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Cheryl S.
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  • New Hanover, NJ
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Is it now a good time to purchase rental properties?

Cheryl S.
  • Accountant
  • New Hanover, NJ
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Given that Eviction Moratorium is extended to Oct 2021 and probably will continue to be extending due to the Delta variant spreading, curious if this is a good time for REI newbies to purchase a rental property. I am a bit concerned about the eviction problems, and would love to get others' view on this.

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    Cody Neumann
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    Cody Neumann
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    • Surprise, AZ
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    @Cheryl S.

    It is always a good time to buy as long as you buy right and understand what you are doing. If you are able to find a BRRRR deal that you can pull most or all of your money out of and still cash flows go for it.

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