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Pessimistic question
I know I need to take time to subscribe to the monthly access and talk to Brian, I just haven’t had time. But I while combing through this forum the last few weeks, my mind can’t help but wander. I love that real estate is a defense against inflation, that mindset saved my folks when My dad passed. His real estate holding is the only thing that kept us afloat. But my problem is that I was also buying my first house during the ‘08 (primary house) crash. So my long winded question is how do protect ourselves from deflation? I can’t get my head around any asset being both inflation and deflation resistant. I get that if you own enough you can hopefully ride out the vacancies, and optimistic take is pick up discounted additional properties. But my concern is being able to float a devalued/over leveraged property and rental market saturation. I know there is no “safe” investment. Just wondering what strategies there are to be prepared for a crash.
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Rent prices went up during the housing crash. As long as you own cash flowing assets you can afford to keep them regardless of the value, time in the market will do the rest.
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