Now it’s more than $107,000, according to the NAR.when rates were at 8% this was publishedA mortgage rate that stays around 8% means median home prices need to fall by 35%, to $265,000.If rates stay at 8% and prices at current levels, income needs to increase by 63%.

My family bought SFRs in early 80's w mortgage rates >18%, but high inflation drove rents higher than debt expenses so they all cash flowedalso look at USFR, paying 5.37%, holds 8 week Tbill floating rate notes only, not as good obviously as buying Tbill directly at the top of the curve (i bought a 26weeker in late Sept at 5.6%) but much easier to transact, i suspect 10yr will fall over next 2 yrs (FED cycle) then slowly rise over next 30-35yrs (long us debt-deleveraging cycle)

That's a pain but can be done, though you'll have complaints in Spring and Fall about it being too cold or too hot.

I know if you call the agent sometimes they ask you what you think the damage will amount to and advise you against filing a claim if it is below your deductible but I don't know of any falling branch exclusion.   

Perhaps I am wrong, I had read quite a few articles like this one:https://www.veros.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-the-boise-housing...

So if the deal falls apart they are back to square one showing the client new houses.

The first deal can feel like a mountain to climb, especially when the funding isn't falling into place.

I am planning on being married in the next year and a half and my partner and I are currently saving up money so that we can start investing in real estate, we are targeting fall of next year to start and should be able to have $80,000-$85,000 to invest.

I think prices still have room to fall and rents still have room to rise until we are at an equilibrium again.

In the long run the demand may fall off a bit as the prices may get too high for travelers and they will seek cheaper vacations.