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Updated almost 9 years ago, 01/14/2016

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Nick Denning
  • Professional
  • St Charles, IL
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Buy and Hold - Long Term Rates and Cash Flow

Nick Denning
  • Professional
  • St Charles, IL
Posted

What is the logic in holding Adjustable Rate mortgages (ARMs) and Balloon rates in a rising rate environment?  At some point in the future, rates will rise and/or notes will balloon and your cash flow will be affected.  

Why not hold in a fixed rate, long term note?  Or are the Buy & Hold investors seeking to hold these for less than 10 years? 5 years? 

Thoughts? 

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