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How have rising rates impacted your Real Estate Investing strategy?
Welcome to BiggerPockets Question of the Week!
Conor Dougherty, a reporter at The New York Times who covers housing and real estate, would like to hear from members of the BiggerPockets community!
So many of our users have been able to make a living or significantly supplement their income by becoming real estate entrepreneurs, and now interest rates have made that harder and even put some in a squeeze.
We are looking for members to reply with how their Real Estate Investing Strategy has changed due to rising interest rates.
How have raising interest rates changed your investment strategy?
-Are you buying less rentals?
-Are you buying more rentals?
-What new creative strategies are you using to acquire properties?
- Did you keep your investment strategy the same?
Reply to this post with your recent REI strategy changes, if any, and you'll have a chance to be featured on New York Times!
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I'm stashing cash. Getting 5% on T bills and CD's is hard to pass up with the high cost of real estate, higher interest rates, rising insurance rates, rising maintenance and materials. Real estate is not worth the extra risk and headache for a few percentage points of ROI. In my market I need housing prices to decline and rents to increase. I'm always looking for deals but they just aren't there.