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Jay G.
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Is there a Rent Bubble? What could cause Rents to plunge?

Jay G.
  • California
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Have you thought about this much? 

Do you have any specific indicators you watch in your local area, region, or at a national level to gauge current health of rent rates?

How much can rents drop (%percentage) before it would hurt you?

What is the new home and multi-family/apartment build looking like in your area? Do you know how many active projects are in progress or how to find this information out?

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