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Dow drop and Impending Recession

Eric Ippolito
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Does an impending recession change the way real estate investors behave at this point? I’m working toward acquiring my 1st property (saving, researching, and learning), but should I hold off? Should I speed it up?

What impact could a further downturn on the stock market and possible recession have on us?

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Russell Brazil
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There is always an impending recession. 

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