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Babek Sandhar
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Price Target for adding to Properties if a Recession hits

Babek Sandhar
Posted Feb 18 2020, 00:11

Hey everyone.

Just wanted to gauge sentiment here. If you are planning on buying property on the next dip, what percentage decrease (I.E. 10%, 20% decrease from price highs) would you target for adding to more properties to your portfolio?

Also if a recession does come, do you think it’ll be significant (similar to 08 or worse) or a correction (<10%).

What’s your strategy?

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