If there’s a downside to investing in real estate, it’s dealing with nonpaying tenants. Many people prefer to put their money in the stock market because even with diligent screening, it’s inevitable that you’ll encounter tenants who fall behind on their rent. When that happens, your real estate becomes a massive headache. However, according to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, rent problems could be well on their way out.
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How Eviction Diversion Programs Are Driving Rates (and Costs) Down | BiggerPockets Daily podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
