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Thomas Nance
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  • Mount Holly, NC
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Are rents changing in your downturn ?

Thomas Nance
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  • Mount Holly, NC
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I’m primarily a multi family but non-commercial landlord/investor. Here on the outskirts of Charlotte, I’m seeing the signs of a downturn in our market and am curious how rents are affected by downturns.

I started in 2016 and have 51 doors. Most of these have been rehabbed and marked up ~20%. Some of these are going to turn soon due to various reasons.

I’m wanting to see others response to increasing rent numbers after rehabs in downturns. I’d like to keep on topic, but I’m also curious if the current economic state due to unemployment will play a role in your response.

Thanks

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