Either way, just make sure you really run all your numbers, with prices still high and rates spiking, it will be harder and harder to pencil out a good DSCR/rental loan for the "Refi" part of "BRRRR". 

Those surveyed cited: inflation, gas price spikes, supply chain issues, labor shortages, reduced revenues and increasing rent.

Which, of course, is good news for all of us.FAA Reports "Off the Charts" Spike in Unruly Passengers on Flights.

If you're going to bridge the gap with financing:1) It would have to be 15+ years term on a 30 year amortization2) It would have to be 10% or so down-payment to spike the cash-on-cash return.3) It would have to be 0% interest year one, 1% year two, 2% year three, 3% year four and 4% year five through fifteen4) It would have to have no pre-payment penaltyAnd you would HAVE to make sure that you can cover the payments monthly with room to spare based on your assumptions of increasing rent levels.

Labor and material shortages are expected to ease in the months ahead, but it could be awhile before businesses fully regain their footing, prices spikes reverse, and our economy is back to normal.

One cold weather spike could send your electric bill into the multiple thousands of dollars similar to residents during the storm in Texas.

Usually, when we get a sudden sharp spike in inflation, it's because of energy prices, but not this time.

I doubt it will completely kill the sound of high heels on hardwood but it should help.

While many experts say “fire season” is now almost year-round, it’s clear that incidents spike during the dry, hot months of summer and fall.

Your market is one that people from others go to, however recently you've seen a pretty large spike in prices.