PLEASE NOTE: I want to sell by mid-October and with current market volatility, considering renting for a year if necessary and listening as Rent/Sell.Upsides to RentingLuxury condo that presents well, in a growing neighborhood that should appreciate well.3.375% 30 year fixedWilling to hold long termDownsides to RentingNon homestead taxes will be 14K Annually!

PLEASE NOTE: I want to sell by mid-October and with current market volatility, considering renting for a year if necessary and listening as Rent/Sell.Upsides to RentingLuxury condo that presents well, in a growing neighborhood that should appreciate well.3.375% 30 year fixedWilling to hold long termDownsides to RentingNon homestead taxes will be 14K Annually!

Class C can be volatile.

You avoid market volatility and while short term gains often don't look as impressive, long term gains over a 10 to 20 year period often surpass short term investment strategies because they don't lose capital.

The key features that make it more efficient that are hard to replicate else where is that the interest is simple interest similar to commercial loans (rate/365Xbalance daily), there’s a 20 day grace period before the prior period’s accrued interest is billed/added to your balance outstanding so you can keep chipping away at your daily principal balance with your deposits from days 1-19th each month before prior month’s interest is even billed (on the 20th/21st usually).The current CMT or constant maturity treasury index is less volatile than prime index that most heloc’s are based on (most bank commercial lines are based on 3-5 year FHLB + 225-275 BPS or 2.25-2.75% margin).

And when you grow too fast (especially in a volatile market like the one we're in) mistakes can get made.

However, generally there is about a month or two lag with DSCR Loans between what is being quoted today and what is funding today due to deal cycle, and while there has been a ton of volatility recently, newer quoted rates are dropping and I'd expect our average to be a bit lower by the time July is through and for August - probably in the low sevens range

Meanwhile that capital is not put to work, unless they park it in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc which are subject to market volatilities and shouldn't be used for shorter term investment horizons. 

When interest rates are higher and there's more volatility in the market, I shift to Class A areas for stability.

Real estate markets can be volatile and subject to local economic conditions, potentially putting all your eggs in one basket.Liquidity ConcernsReal estate is an illiquid asset.