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Chris B.
  • Rialto, CA
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Rental Market and Dollar Collapse

Chris B.
  • Rialto, CA
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Hi everyone I'm curious to everyone's opinion of the United States economy/dollar and its relation and effect to the rental market if the federal reserve don't raise rates and eventually collapse the dollar.

For those that currently have rental investments, I'm curious to your thoughts and plans for such events, and what do you think will happen to mortgage loans if money is still financed, and renters?

As for me personally any investment having to do with the dollar is a risk because I believe an eventual collapse is imenent so I mostly focus and buy and flip and allocate a certain percentage into gold. At the same time I am somewhat confused to why chinese investors are buying up property throughout the untied states?

How do you guys feel?

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