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Pedro C.
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  • Signal Hill, CA
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Multi-family properties in 2021

Pedro C.
  • Specialist
  • Signal Hill, CA
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We keep hearing that in 2021 real state investments will likely see a softening of the market. Because of it, we are facing a decision to either hold off on purchasing another property for now or move ahead and purchase another property anyway - Our goal has been to purchase and rent as a long term investment. If we choose to go ahead, we are wondering if the property value in less likely to be affected if the property is a multi-family unit. Or, if the softening of the market really does happen, would it affect both type of properties the same. Any insights are appreciated. 

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