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All Forum Posts by: Jordan Johnson

Jordan Johnson has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

*To simplify my question, does a downturn in the housing market adversely effect rental properties?

To obtain several rental properties quickly, BRRRR'ing is one of the preferred methods is it not?

Your second and 3rd questions were more questions from me rather than statements.  Did vacancies become abundant? I see that they did not according to your response.

To simplify my sta=

During an economic downturn, especially relating to rental properties and the BRRRR method, how does that effect cash-flow? Vacancies become abundant, refinancing is not longer an option as properties are worth less, banks may not be able to provide loans as they get squeezed. I am curious what occurred to anyone who owned rental properties or that has practiced the BRRRR method during the 2008 downturn. Please share.