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David Van
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Do I still buy multi units if a potential crash is near?

David Van
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Henderson, Nv
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I'm currently looking into 2 different multi units that have a 12-14% cash on cash return and I am very serious about purchasing them. I have heard a lot of talks about a future crash on the horizon. Do I still purchase the home knowing that a possible decrease in value could occur? I am still getting a great return even if property value goes down, but I am just curious if anyone has dealt with this or has any advice??
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    Andy W.
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    Andy W.
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    There always is, and always will be a potential crash coming. If it's a good deal, then buy it and don't worry about it.

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