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California Rent Control and Multi-Family Investment
As an agent in the Inland Empire / Southern California, I am wondering how investors and investor’s agents will be analyzing future deals and strategies with regards to the new California rent cap law. Especially with Multi-Family properties.
Maybe the better question is what exit strategies do investors have when a law is passed that has changed or will change the future Returns on an investment property?
the new rent control law on the surface seems that it will discourage future investors from purchasing rentals. Wouldn’t this lead to less supply of quality rentals which will drive up costs for purchases and rents?
Just a lot of unknowns...
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@Jeff Kao thanks again!