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Alex Silang
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How does real estate perform during a recession?

Alex Silang
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Las Vegas, NV
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I'm just concerned my six months worth of reserve will be enough. RE as a community we always talk about the wins. That's important. But I'm just wondering how RE performs during recessions. What happens when unemployment rises a high amount? 

I was asking a manager in a meetup and he actually said tenant quality increased because a lot of people who were foreclosed on were now renters. Not trying to sound happy at others misfortune, just stating a data point to get the conversation started.

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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It is going to be market specific.

During the previous recession of 2008-2011, rents skyrocketed in my market and tenant quality improved.

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