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With so much talk about another crash

Skyler Harris
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Okay I’m a little confused, I was in 8th grade during the 08 crash and I’m young in the real estate game so don’t rip my head off. But I’ve noticed the discussion of another crash starting to come about more often which yes the interest rates will rise which will make the monthly notes rise. Which will make very few people able to afford a mortgage. But at the same time wouldn’t that make the need for rentals go up as well? Meaning apartments and rental homes that cost 1400/month now, go even higher if the interest rates go up??

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