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Kris L.
  • San Antonio, TX
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US National Debt Long Term Impact on RE

Kris L.
  • San Antonio, TX
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I would like to keep this discussion away from politics as much as possible and simply focus on the economic side of things as the US national debt relates to RE.

So with national debt levels rising, how might RE be impacted?  I don't see hyperinflation as a likely possibility, but in a hyperinflation environment, what effects my RE owners see?  Would fixed rate mortgages be honored?  Would monthly rent remain a thing, or would it go to weekly or even daily payments?  Would property taxes be set at short intervals?

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