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Updated over 9 years ago, 07/08/2015

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Mike Migliaccio
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  • Farmingdale, NY
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If rates rise and economy slows

Mike Migliaccio
  • Investor
  • Farmingdale, NY
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What is the downside to purchasing a multi unit (28 units) building (currently approx 90+% rented),  if rates rise, and the economy slows? I heard on podcast 3 that the guest lost millions in the 2008 downturn. I am guessing that can only be due to be over-leveraged ..or having tenants move out leaving the investor to pay the mortgages. Can anyone comment on this type of a scenario as we are currently looking to invest approx $2.2MM in our second multi-unit apartment building and don't want to make a mistake with the likely hood of a rate rise etc. Thanks 

Mike

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