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Thanks for the mention @Ruchit Patel!
@Eric V Harding I own and operate Rent To Retirement. I think trends we will all see in 2023 is simply less sales in general. This is actually a good thing that the market has corrected some and it creates a lot of buying opportunity, which should be taken advantage of. This is a good time to purchase where you will likely get incentives or credits that you did not a year ago. Many newer investors are scared to jump in or sitting on the sidelines with higher interest rates, but they will be the same ones competing against each other again when rates drop causing another sellers market. My recommendation would be to build a criteria of what makes sense for you & take action to invest now! You can always refi in the future with lower rates, but at least now you have a chance at acquiring a better deal than you did last year. Most importantly, when you invest in a good market that is still dramatically growing in population, your rents will likely go up year after year along with gaining strong appreciation. So even if a property is minimal cash flow now, increasing rents will continue to grow cash flow each year. When the rates come down you can then choose to refi, or maybe sell for a gain to all the investors that didn't take action now. Just my two cents!
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