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Interest rates impact on R/E Investing Market

Ryan Herickhoff
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How do most investors feel about how increased interest rates will impact the R/E Investing market?  Rates up over 1% takes away a significant portion of cash flow making there little to no cash flow at market rental rates...  Investments always look better 3-5 years after purchasing but wanted to see how the community is reacting to the increase in rates.  Mostly talking 2-4 unit properties, but open to the larger discussion as well.

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Zachary Inman
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Zachary Inman
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Higher rates will also push more people out of home-buying, which will increase rental demand! Underwriting will be tight, but in many markets, the macro trends are pushing rents up significantly, so picking your markets is as important as ever. 

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