The Use of Financial Leverage When Investing in Real Estate

question 32

Multiple Choice

The use of financial leverage when investing in real estate is a double-edged sword. While increased leverage may allow the investor to "purchase" higher expected returns, the "price" of doing so is an increase in which of the following risks?

• A) Liquidity risk
• B) Default risk
• C) Interest rate risk
• D) Pipeline risk

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