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Michael Metzger
  • Financial Advisor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Short term vs. Long-term in economic downturns

Michael Metzger
  • Financial Advisor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
Posted

I’m curious to hear people’s take? I’m looking to convert a yearly lease rental property in Salt Lake City to an AirBnb by the end of 2021. But I’m pondering the following:

During housing/economic downturns, what do you all think will perform better? Short-term or long-term?

I’m appreciate the input as I consider my options venturing into a new type of rental.

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