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Reggie Rearden
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Raw land Value in Aiken, SC

Reggie Rearden
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Aiken, SC
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I'll be closing on some land that we will eventually be building a primary resident on. Given the current status of the country, what are yall's suggestions or advice on following through with the closing? I'm worried that the value of the land may be far less than what im paying for it in the coming months. Financially, I feel my W2 employment is fairly secure. Like everyone else, i'm not sure the effects this will have on tenants, which translates to overall income. My concern is in the event I exhaust my vacancy funds set aside, i'll then be relying on my W2 income to pay for any mortgages normally paid by tenants. Follow through with closing or withdraw and wait it out for a few months until things stabilize and maybe buy the same property at a cheaper price?

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