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Jun Zao
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If market prices crash do rent prices also crash?

Jun Zao
  • Chicago, IL
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Suppose something like the 2007 housing bubble burst again, if I am invested in a cash flow property rather than a speculative appreciation property do I have anything to worry about? I mean, would I have to lower rent as the prices fall? 

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Joseph M.
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Joseph M.
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It depends on the market , in L.A for example rents went up during the housing crash . Many people lost their homes and mortgages were harder to get but they still needed a place to live so more people rented and demand for rentals was strong .

You should look at historical rent prices for the area you are looking to invest in .

Rents can definitely go down but generally not as volatile as property prices can be .

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