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notepad Feb 24, 2008, 05:37:35 PM #1
I know there's a morgage crunch and weak housing market going on right now and a lot of people are going into forclosure but I was suprised when my family returned to our winter home in Florida to see all the for sale signs everywhere.

We're in a semi-affluent oceanfront area and most of the homes are vacation home or a second home. I was shocked after a month that a ot of the "for sale" signs had turned to "for rent" signs which makes me a bit uncomfortable. Also, there was a crime related  double homicide less than half a mile from our home last weekend and several reports of break-ins and drug dealing in an area on the fringe of our development where a lot of the homes are now rentals.

Does having a lot of rental properties in your neighborhood hurt the value of your home? 


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notepad Mar 28, 2008, 09:46:29 PM #2
I would think an excessive amount of rental properties might hurt your homes value in th elong run if it stays that way. It would mean that homes aren't selling in that market.

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