Or even worse the fed may print more money and devalue all the money we now have and earn.

Seems the response will be tariffs and/or dollar devaluation, perhaps both. this is probably a more significant concern to the buy and hold RE investor who owns all dollar-denominated assets.

With talk of a devaluing dollar, and the realization that the world today is increasingly global, I wanted to start a thread on REI diversification.Now, for most of us it is not feasible to buy property Cambodia or India, for example.

While I'm still in the process of finding a mentor, I will never devalue the importance of one.

Hi, I am about to purchase a property to flip. The house is in a good neighborhood, good shape and does not need much rehab work. The only thing I am hesitant about is that across the street, there is a property with ...

My mom says she would do the lower end of that range for me, so as to not devalue the other apts in the building.It's a 2Br, 1Ba, apt that market rents for $750.

Without talking commissions as that's illegal and unethical, in my opinion the moment you start trying to undercut the other guys you simultaneously de-value yourself, your company and your worth.

Depending on the property I like them below market rent because it devalues the building a little and keeps other investors away.

Thus, you could purchase at the devalued price, flip the flood zone designation, and gain all that NOI + property value.This particular property doesn't look like that would be possible... but we could also give you some additional insight and clarity on the risk going into a flood zone property.Super flip! 

If the value of the dollar is devalued, it's going to take even more dollars to acquire the use of that property, to it's level of demand.Rich, you and I are old enough to remember a loaf of bread was a nickle.