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Thoughts on 2019 - Kiplinger Article

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Here's a great article on what to expect in multifamily in 2019.  

"... with that inherent price pressure in mind, 2019 is looking more like a buyer’s market. Attractive multifamily acquisitions will be captured by buyers who secure assets that are “right priced” to account for rising interest rates."

https://www.kiplinger.com/article/real-estate/T050...

Interested to hear your thoughts... how are you adjusting your approach/strategy into 2019?

Hope everyone is getting ready for a great year!

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For those that have been cautious in the past, the strategy is much the same. Invest in growing areas, working class properties with value add. Make sure that you are well capitalized and the you are being conservative in your underwriting (by conservative, I mean actually looking at historical data to back you assumptions). Also, be sure that your financing in strong and that your property can withstand a down turn. 

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