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Todd Powell
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Is the RE market due for correction, crash or still raging bull ?

Todd Powell
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Your personal thoughts on market direction ? I various views from people in Oregon and curious of your opinions and WHY?

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Scott Morongell
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Scott Morongell
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@Todd Powell My belief is that real estate is super local. As long as your buying in the right spots you can weather a storm if the market does soften and even raise rents in certain situations. I am talking in terms of the multifamily family space, 100+ unit complexes. For a very insightful overview of what the market is doing and why cap rates are compressing even when interest rates are going up, I would listen to @Gino Barbaro podcast "wheelbarrow profits" with Neil Bawa. The title of it is Multifamily Market Trends. 

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