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James M.
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  • Fredericksburg, VA
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Risks to Small Investors

James M.
  • Investor
  • Fredericksburg, VA
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"If you build to rent, be aware that many hedge funds are buying rental properties and that the rental market has gotten to be very competitive." - Harry Dent, The Demographic Cliff, 2014, page 97.

One of the things that I have wondered about as a small investor is risk. I have three properties and am working my way to ten. I am considering risk factors to be aware of as an investor.

How do hedge funds hold the ability to affect a local rental market? What would happen in a down market? Thoughts?

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