Negative leverage, also known as reverse leverage, occurs when the cost of borrowing exceeds the income generated by an investment, resulting in a lower overall return.
A situation in real estate where financial benefits from ownership accrue at a lower rate than the mortgage interest rate, leading to negative financial implications for the property owner.
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