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Updated over 16 years ago, 05/21/2008

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Ana Hyler
  • Lincoln, NE
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How to manage risk

Ana Hyler
  • Lincoln, NE
Posted

I’m an investor in the works. I am now in a situation where I fear vacancies in my properties to the point of not being able to cover mortgage. I have 4 rental units which I do very well with and so far can manage, but I don’t know if I keep growing if I’ll be in too deep and over my head to manage risk. My current properties cash flow about $150 a month after all expenses which I think is OK. But I was wondering how more experienced investors manage this risk? How do I pass this fear and keep growing? Please advice.
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