Location is key, as you'll find more demand for rent for Class A, less volatility should the market shift or rates stay high, and better resale if you wish to 1031 later on down the road.

Year 5-10 buy 1 to 2 in STRs with low leverage, in different years, get the tax kickback and (volatile) income, and 1 LTR with low leverage and the rest in debt fun or equity fund that can get 6-10%.You will have 2-4 low leverage, excellent properties making you very good cash flow & sizable capital in debt/equity that will give you 6-10%. 

Cash on cash return will be very volatile but important if rates change. 2.

Market volatility could impact both the property's valuation and rental demand, which are crucial to your investment's success.

This dip in rates, a result of a minor rally in the bond market, signals a moment of opportunity for prospective homebuyers and investors.Expectations and Market Response:With the bond market experiencing low volatility and market players anticipating significant events in the coming weeks, there's a sense of expectancy in the air.

As the market waits in anticipation for the Fed to act, trying to guess when this may be, rates will likely be volatile, yet range bound.

It allows investors to spread their assets across different types of investments, which can mitigate risks associated with market volatility.4.

Build value into your deals such that they can survive a little volatility and you should be fine (speaking as an investor in San Mateo County, CA).

No 8 years LOL.I already stopped listening to RIA or whatever, until they all open their sponsor track record LOLThe only advantage of having DST is really because it's just like investing to MF Class A, but the yield and cap is so volatile right now, I bet the safest DST would be the one with less than fifty percent LTV. 

This strategy hinges on the accurate identification of 'winners' in a volatile market and the successful navigation of the complex dynamics of post-pandemic real estate investment.