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Sarah Lorenz
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Do small multi-families plateau in a hot, appreciating market?

Sarah Lorenz
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  • Ann Arbor, MI
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For those of you with long-term experience in the hot markets where housing prices jumped considerably higher than rents, have you found that the long-term resale price of small multi-families was lower, being tied to the rents? And that the appreciation of SFH far outstripped the small multis?

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