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Roee Agami
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Risks in owning rental properties at times of economical crisis

Roee Agami
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Marlborough, MA
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Hi, I own several multifamily residential rental properties in the less economically stable areas of MA and RI.

Is there a typical behavior for residential housing at times of economical crisis?
Should I expect to lose rent because of people losing their jobs and unable to pay rent?
Or maybe the opposite because people lose their houses and move into renting instead?

I imagine there is no conclusive answer to that, would like to hear people's thoughts.
Thanks.

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Craig Jeppesen
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Craig Jeppesen
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I would be more worried about automation of unskilled jobs more than a recession if you are in low end multi family. I think a lot of jobs will be going away in the next 10 years especially if $15 per hour min wage starts taking off in a lot of states.

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