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Rich Rodman
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What’s the real downside of a market crash?

Rich Rodman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
Posted Aug 28 2018, 08:35
Hey BP community! I own a few units in Cleveland and live in San Francisco. I was rather young for the 2008 crash so I don’t have the hands on experience in a down market. What is the realistic downside of a market crash when you own Real Estate? Is it that your tenant might lose their job and not be able to pay rent? Is it that you have a likelihood of losing your job personally (although I don’t know how this would affect existing real estate investments negatively)? May be a negative question but I’m curious how this plays out.

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