The purpose of this post is to understand the following:What changes to the purchase price for each annual rate will need to be to get the same principal plus interest payment.The impact on the loan term (15 year versus 30 year) and how it impacts the purchase price for the same principal plus interest payment.The impact on purchase price as the government raises treasury rates to combat inflation.

The higher inflation levels will also continue to drive housing prices up, and encourage investors to take on even more leverage as a way of combatting the reduced value of the cash in their properties.

Has anyone made any pivots to combat the challeging market?

I understand that I can make adjustments to the nightly price (I use pricelabs for this) to combat this.Was just curious as to what all of your thoughts were! 

We deployed professional property management to combat this. 

So this misunderstanding is pretty wide spread but can be combatted.

Inflation is sitting around 8.3%:Mortgage rates are the highest they’ve been in well over a decade, with a 30-year fixed sitting around 5.25% for prime borrowers:The median single-family home in Austin is now selling in the $650k range, roughly 42% higher then the 2020 median:As the Federal Reserve takes action to combat inflation, the pandemic bull run in US equity markets stumbled significantly, with the S&P 500 currently down 17-18% on the year:Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to create geopolitical uncertainty:Against this backdrop, the April 2022 market report from the Austin Board of Realtors shows a strong sellers market that is mostly holding steady from an inventory and sales volume perspective.

I make videos, and post them here on BP, to combat all these dumb podcasts here where mostly everyone still gives wrong advice..

The best way to combat variance?  

UH-1s in the Army, not a pilot but ATC GCA, combat controller, had to be able to fly for emergencies.