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Fan Bi
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What was Multi-Family Real Estate in Rhode Island Like in 2007-10

Fan Bi
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
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According to MLS data, the multi-family market in Providence and Rhode Island cratered as it did in most of the country between 2007 to 2010, going from a peak of around $280,000 per residence to $100,000. But what was it actually like?

- Even if you had the cash to buy on the cheap, was anyone lending

- If you bought sensibly and cash-flowing, did you even care because you could carry through the crash

- Was the rental market hotter because homeowners became renters, or was it colder because tenants couldn't afford their rent

cc @Anthony Thompson

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