Investors putting 30%-35% down on a property is precisely what the Federal Reserve wants - to slow the velocity of capital. 

Thing is this, they want multiple data to follow their trajectory, they think one indicator like inflation data is not sufficient to make cut decision, they are then waiting for the employment to collapse to start printing again as they want to make the pain in economy as long as possible.If the Fed was concerned about employment and job growth, they would have a more aggressive take on all of the illegal immigration and how that affects jobs availability.They see it as an increase in consumers (the velocity of money) and are not worried about how these consumers are going to pay for the things they consume (job growth).

Real Estate “Enhanced ROI” TechniquesSummary of advanced techniques used in real estate transactions to enhance return on investment, yield and velocity of capital resulting in greater wealth1.

.- We closed on two of our new construction homes in Palm Bay.Lessons:- Velocity of money is important.

Anyone have a barometer as to whether lenders are enthusiastic to lend at a much higher velocity simply because there's an existing loan?

VELOCITY OF MONEY is something that has taken me a long time to learn...closing jobs out (Even at additional cost) and getting to the next one is more important for us NOW after having some old projects suck the life out of us.The fact that the county is threatening to take away the general contractor's license honestly SOUNDS ABSURD!

My three pieces of advice:(i) Source of Life liquid vitamins (on Amazon.com)(ii) Rowing machine (see velocity fitness rower, also on Amazon) -- can get a good work out in only 30 minutes and doesn't take up too much space (albeit more than an exercise bike)(iii) Juicing (with less fruit juice) every day

But, due to the higher interest rates I have definitely slowed down the velocity of acquisitions though.

.: You could make a great deal there, do some value add and increase your appreciation velocity.

Quote from @Steven Gesis:   Brian, I read an article in Bloomberg the whole premise of the business plan for a particular operator was a "double pop" and a short-term fix and flip strategy all focused on high velocity  multiple refinance events, floating adjsutable rate and the hope and faith of continued rent growth coupled with low interest rates in multifamily -   I wonder how this is working out for them now.