6.8% Inflation - where is this going?

[Marcus Auerbach]

For the longest time people have predicting inflation, now we are at 6.8% in November after I thing 6.2% in October. The FED said this is going to be short term, but I have a feeling it's going to stay with us and leading us into an asset bubble. Where do you see this go long term? Is this like 2007, where we should all see it in the data, but we didn't?

There is a part of me that likes inflation for what it does no real estate debt, at least as long as wages are following and with that hopefully rents. So far I have not seen income grow that much for tenants. 

At this point I think it is pretty clear what we can expect from the housing market in 2022. And intererest rates are predicted to go up, but will the go up faster/longer and higher than generally expected (just like inflation itself?) and does that mean a change in startegy is on the table?