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Jon Q.
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Who is paying off loans?

Jon Q.
  • Investor
  • Berkeley, CA
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With literally all attractive national markets peaking or already peaked and attractive deals in very short supply, how have you changed your investment strategy?

After speaking to a few investor friends and hearing that they are actively paying down debt in their portfolio or paying off loans, it’s something I’m considering.

Agree/disagree? Why? Why not?


Shoring up cash for what you think will be an upcoming buying spree?

Will there actually be a large drop in pricing (in attractive markets like AUSTIN, even when prices hit bottom of cycle, I’m not sure they’ll be decent deals where money can be made).

Thoughts?

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