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Billy Daniel
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Weakening Rental Market

Billy Daniel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Russellville, AR
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Is anyone else seeing a weakening in the rental market?  I have vacancies on the rise and new tenants seem to be few and far between.  I know several markets have been experiencing this for some time, but our market is usually fairly resilient.  What are you seeing?

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    Statistics have shown an increase in supply across many markets. Partly due to what they are calling "accidental landlords" - people listing their homes for rent because they don't want to sell in the current market environment. Hopefully turning into 2024, seasonality does it's thing and demand increases. 

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