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Charley Gates
  • Investor
  • Meadville, PA
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The impact of high inflation on long term note investment

Charley Gates
  • Investor
  • Meadville, PA
Posted

Hello.  This is my first post on BP!

I am new to the note investing world. To date, I have done traditional ‘buy and hold’ rental property investments. I currently own no notes, but I am interested.

I have a question about high inflation.

In the world of ‘buy and hold’, it is advantageous to use leverage and to carry debt from the bank (assuming a cash flow positive investment). This is even especially true in a high inflation environment. Inflation is helping to erode the debt.

In the world of note investment, does high inflation impair the real return on investment (compared to the nominal return) for the long-term note investor?

Thank you for your thoughts.  Best regards.

Charley

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