It's clear they're making a couple of dollars on the float while screwing their customers. 

This way, you hold onto the "float" or the money left over on the card after they spend the initial amount.- Example: I (the tenant) put $10 on a card.

80% of traditional mortgage payment is interest regardless .You'd rather be locked into a rate rather than it consistently floating . helocs can also be locked or decreased at anytime by the lender 

REITS that have lots of floating rate debt may be at risk of severe defaults in the near future. 

@James BingNetworking at the local RIEAs and Facebook groups.There are a few power players in the area, deals flow has been low these days, and lots of non deals being floated about.Generally here is how the priority list goes and its based on ROI:1.

Any who recommended the use of debt fund, floating-rate interest, and high leverage (over 75% of purchase price) should be avoided like the plague. 

I kept meaning to buy for a few years, but I’ve been simply overloaded with a startup.My current country prevents me from purchasing property (non-citizen), and doesn’t offer fixed rate mortgages - the floating rate is high rate at 7%, and has been about this the last 20 years.

Thanks Charles,God Bless America mate and thank you for your service again 🇺🇸The property was definitely not mispriced as the comps clearly indicate so that isn't debatable.Other things, can be debated but definitely not the value of the property and the fact that the property was under sold.Not sure why the witch hunt, but whatever floats your boat mate"Based on current market comps and a $10,000 spruce up, I'd say the market value of this property is worth $89,900"The comparable sale data is fact and the comparable sales don't lie.Thanks 🙏

Increased floating-rate interest payments, coupled with climbing utilities and property taxes, have eroded profit margins and negatively affected debt service coverage ratios.As over $250 billion in multifamily loan debt matures in 2024 alone, owners and investors are bracing for a challenging deleveraging cycle.

Once the occupancy goes down it's painful to float the property and owners try to sell. 20%-30% management is about normal but if they aren't doing their job, it's hard to lose that much every month.