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Nathan Harding
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COVID-19’s Impact on SFR Prices in Jacksonville, FL

Nathan Harding
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
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When do you speculate Single Family Residential seller's asking prices will bottom out in Jacksonville, FL from COVID-19’s economic impact on their local real estate market?

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Austin M Margarida
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Austin M Margarida
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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This is all just starting. We have no certainty of the future. What I do know, is that companies are getting absolutely hammered with very little revenue coming in, coming to job losses...people can't afford payments which will mean foreclosures- and with a high supply and low demand. Homes won't be selling anywhere as near as high as they have for the past 2 years- in my opinion.

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