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Tim Woodbridge
  • Charleston, SC
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Possible upcoming recession and real estate

Tim Woodbridge
  • Charleston, SC
Posted

Hey all-

Newbie investor here, reading and learning everything I can. I've been paying attention to the financial market and recently there was a Bond Yield Inversion (which historically predicts a recession in the next 1-2 years). If I'm looking to get into BRRRR and am going for cashflow, should I worry that home prices may be dropping? And secondly, is there anyone here who had cashflow properties in the 2008-2009 recession that were greatly negatively impacted (like, was it harder to find renters or did you have to lower your rents, etc.?)

Thanks in advance for your time!

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