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1186 - Why Low-Cost Properties are Actually More Expensive by Eric Fernwood

Jan 13, 202412 minEp. 1186
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Low-cost properties are appealing because you can acquire and generate income with less initial capital. However, they are actually the most expensive way to achieve and maintain financial freedom. Here’s why. What Determines Prices and Rents? Real estate prices and rents are driven by supply and demand. When the number of sellers equals or exceeds the number of buyers consistently, property prices remain low. If prices do increase, the rise will be gradual. Furthermore, when prices are low, more people can afford to buy, leading to fewer renters. This results in stagnant or slowly increasing rents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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