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Joshua Sonico
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spokane, WA
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Bets on a top or forever climb!?

Joshua Sonico
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spokane, WA
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I feel stuck looking at the market as a new investor. Not only are we getting outplayed on the mls, but the macro view is daunting. 

If we consider historical trends, a massive correction is way overdue and buying right now is close to the top. On the other hand, we could assume this is a perfect storm for prices to keep climbing and never look back. Looking at the latter, I usually fall back on "this time it's different" as a sign of caution. 

How are you navigating this market? "If the numbers work" is something I often here. If that's you, do you consider current rents and rents prior to the massive growth in your analysis? 

Looking forward to hearing from anyone willing to share their perspective! 

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