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Updated over 5 years ago, 08/02/2019

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What do you do if rents are declining

Sam Fogelson
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Dear all,

What do you do if rents are declining in an area that you own a BRRRR property in? Do you sell the property or do you hold it and ride it out

As a extension to this question what type of strategy would you do if rents in your area are decreasing. Do you search out of area for more rentals or do you wait in cash and how do you determine the right time to go back in?

Thanks

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