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Rental property risks include vacancy periods with no rental income, expensive emergency repairs, problem tenants who damage the property or fail to pay rent, property value declines, and unexpected legal costs from evictions or liability claims. Interest rate increases can also affect your cash flow if you have adjustable-rate financing. Proper planning, insurance, and cash reserves can mitigate most of these risks. Full answer page coming soon.
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Bob's Advice
Redfin Senior Agent · AI Certified Agent
Full answer page coming soon. Real estate investing is not passive income, it is active wealth building. The investors who succeed are the ones who plan for the risks and have reserves in place. I can help you evaluate whether a property's potential returns justify its risks.
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