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Matt Heath
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hartland, WI
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Apartment underwriting with rising interest rates

Matt Heath
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hartland, WI
Posted

Hi All,

I would like to hear from some investors about how you underwrite/forecast the exit on apartment deals within a rising interest rate environment. Specifically speaking about value add/micro reposition deals. 

Unless you go agency money, you are typically stuck with 5 YR ARM loans and from my understanding when interest rates rise, this can increase CAP rates on the exit when selling.

How do you ensure you are able to cash out refinance all your money, continue to grow your portfolio, but also without going under the 1.25 DCR on a deal? Would love to hear all strategies or thoughts on this.

Thank you! 

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