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BiggerNews June: Why “DIY Landlords” Will Win in a Recession

Posted on by Andrew Packer

Rising interest rates mean higher mortgage rates. That makes home ownership less affordable, which will likely lead to a decline in prices. With the housing market slowing, real estate investors may face additional challenges.

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    • Renters may not be able to pay increased rents at the rate of increase over the past two years. That could lead to a potential squeeze for many landlords.

    However, landlords who take a do-it-yourself (DIY) approach to their properties can come out ahead. During a recession, they’ll save much-needed capital by undertaking repairs themselves.

    Does that mean real estate investors should throw in the towel? Not necessarily. Many local real estate markets remain tight, as demand continues strong.

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    Plus, housing tends to hold up well during periods of inflation. Investors who are able to borrow at a reasonable cost can leverage the modest returns of real estate and grow their wealth.

    That’s true even if the cash flows from renting out a property are being compressed due to rising costs.

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    • Overall, those who are able to navigate a challenging market will come out ahead in time. And real estate investors who learn how to roll up their sleeves can avoid a reduced profit margin by taking care of their rental properties.

    To listen to the full interview on the opportunity for real estate investors now, click here.