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Updated over 9 years ago,
Deal Analysis in low interest rate environment
Hey folks, not sure if this is the right forum or if this is more of a "Business Plan" question, but figured I would start here.
I've been working through some longer term analysis to understand what it would look like to build out a sizable real estate portfolio over time. My view is that in order to really make this work, there is a minimum fixed cost of involvement (in terms of time and education) but it scales well, so it's efficient to do this in scale.
However, in doing that analysis, it's hard to project what profitable deals will look like if interest rates are materially higher than they are today. For example, a 10% cap property financed at 5% looks fantastic, if rates move up 3% you're not looking at such an attractive option.
Has anyone done any analysis of this situation? I imagine rents would also be rising in that environment, so it might be a bit of a wash, but really unsure. Thanks.