The Real Reasons I'm Shutting Down a Rental Arbitrage Apartment
Summary
In this video, Al Williamson discusses why he's shutting down one of his rental arbitrage apartments, explaining that seasonal slowdowns, changing market demands (like modern amenities and pet-friendliness), and property-specific issues (like an outdated unit that gets too hot) can outweigh marketing efforts. He highlights the importance of pivoting and reevaluating your rental strategy rather than stubbornly sticking to a lease or property that isn't performing well.
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