While the expected lower interest rates by the Federal Reserve are likely to weaken the US dollar and put downward pressure on Treasury yields.

The Treasury latest decision to add more offering in short term than the later is also giving some hope that the spread can be normalized.There're still long way to go.

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I had listed for sale but didn’t get the price I was looking for with treasury moving a ton and now an investor has offered to buy 51% interest to invest into the property so would be cash in my pocket mostly with some going to fix up the property. 

When the Treasury goes up, mortgage rates go up.

Treasury bonds are paying 5% and the stock market generally averages 8% so I think I'm ok paying it off.

@Ryan Lowe Just a reminder, to be classified by the IRS as a short-term rental and get the tax benefits you must meet the following requirements (defined by Treasury Regulation Sec. 1.469-1T(e)(3)(ii)(A))The average period of customer use is 7 days or lessThe average period of customer use is 30 days or less.

In the blog, they reference, "According to Treasury regulations, vacation rental owners who rent their property out for seven days or less on average do not fall under standard rental regulations, meaning that they'll be able to file their income as non-passive instead, without worrying about qualifying for professional status." 

S&P500, index fund, etc.) or do you use the risk free rate from a bond/treasury.

The 10 year US Treasury, a correlated measure of US mortgage rates has dropped nearly 1% in just the past few weeks and looks to possibly further decline with the expectation of as many as two to six (!?)