@JR C. that’s an interesting question. I been selling a lot since January. I started selling only because I thought the Market had topped. So, to me that meant I could sell at the top buy back cheaper at a later date. I have trimmed back significantly but what I got now I intend on keeping. Actually got one I’m fixing right now, still haven’t made up my mind if I’ll rent it or flip. If I rent it out they are going to have at least 6 months to a year of rent upfront(just way I see it moving forward, with all these unknowns.) I don’t have a crystal ball but for me, I did what was right for me. I have found overtime go with your gut. Let’s look at the knowns. In a Recession what happens? Money Supply is restricted. Unemployment and these New Rental Laws suggest nothing getting better anytime soon. In fact, with all this Stimulus, Unemployment, and New Rental Laws these are Socialistic approaches to a Capitilistic Society. Which, are total opposites of each other. Research Socialistic or Communism in other countries, they have Landlords but it’s hard to get someone out. I too everything I have is bought outright only because I want to be flexible for times like these. But I will say people are still buying so I’m more geared towards flipping right now.
