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James Baker
  • Grand Rapids , MI
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Over leverage a bad thing?

James Baker
  • Grand Rapids , MI
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Quick question.  I often hear people warn of being overleveraged if the economy has a correction.  I would think that if the housing market dropped by 50%, you are protected in the form of having your tenants pay your mortgage, even if it is underwater.  If it takes 5 to 10 years to recover, you should cash flow throughout the downturn if you are managing your money for the property properly.  With that being said, I could completely be wrong with the way I am thinking here.  Thanks in advance for responses!!!

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