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Spencer Gibson
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  • Realtor
  • CHARLESTON, SC
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How to approach buying rental properties post COVID...

Spencer Gibson
Pro Member
  • Realtor
  • CHARLESTON, SC
Posted

I am currently trying to get back to buying single-family rentals after taking a few years off and was wondering what people's thoughts were about what is likely to get crushed in this post corona environment? In other words, what property class are you avoiding and why? 

Any predictions on which class will be hit the hardest post COVID? 

Any word on things to watch out for? For example, I recently heard on the Jason Hartman podcast that there may be some state and gov rental assistance programs coming out. Any thoughts here?

Overall just curious as to how people are approaching buying in these uncertain times and/or tips on things to be aware of as the rental assistance programs mentioned above. TIA

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