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Stephen Daniels
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  • Tucson, AZ
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REIs in Retirement Heavy Cities - Down Market Proof?

Stephen Daniels
  • Investor
  • Tucson, AZ
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So we are all looking to find markets that are thriving right now yet are also resilient to any additional constraints the "pandemic" may cause in the near future. Just today I was discussing the idea that investing in a community predominantly occupied by retired or close to retirement individuals would be a smart way to theoretically "underwrite" some stability into my REI portfolio. I'm very interested to hear what you all have to say on the matter, so what are your thoughts?

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