Being in a rising interest rate environment (they just raised rates again yesterday and forecast 2 more this year) it's generally not the best idea to tie cash up in CD's. 

FIBI prides themselves on having a no-sales-pitch environment and everyone I've met at the events thus far have been varying in experience and very helpful.

I work in the I.T. field were daily, weekly communication is the key to working in a remote environment.

My point being it is a difficult environment for everyone (except sellers), and to illustrate, a syndicator I have been following (wellings capitol) has given up on multifamily for now and switched to self storage after a history of insisting they would not do self storage!

We add value to the people around us by providing a healthy and supportive environment through an abundance mindset. 

Example Property:Physical Occupancy: 60%Economic Occupancy: 100%TOHs: 70POHs: 30 (mid-late 2000s models)GI Lot Rent: $360kGI POH Rent: $162kPublic S/WExp Ratio: 40%How are you approaching these properties in today’s environment when it comes to valuation? 

Today's environment is different, but there's certainly ways to avoid pitfalls. 

With a general context and understanding of the Tucson growth and economic environment, lets shift focus from larger economic trends and analyze their likely effects on the Tucson housing market.

HiIf one is buying an income property with a mortgage, what are your thoughts on buying properties in a rising rates environment?

.)- What would be considered a competitive range of rates in this environment?