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Dustin Beam
  • Kansas City, MO
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Calling all experienced Kansas City "B Class" Investors

Dustin Beam
  • Kansas City, MO
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Hello beautiful people of BP,

I'm looking for advice from investors in KC that have been around awhile, before and after the Great Recession to be exact. I was just moving into KC at the time and not investing, so I don't know the effects it had on rental prices.

So my property now is what I would describe as B class property. Three bed, two bath, pretty good school district, rents around $1200.

What happened to the rental prices of those types of properties during those lean years (2008-2012 or so)?

I would like to work out a "worst case scenario" going forward and would appreciate any help you're willing to give.

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