That why houses, stocks and other assets value are rising dramatically this past year.

So those loans will be more expensive, require more cash up front and it will likely dramatically reduce your cashflow with the higher rate and shorter term.

We just closed a deal that is cash flowing day one, but has huge upside once repositioned.There's a battle between sellers and buyers, and deal volume has dropped dramatically in January, and will continue to stay flat unless sellers drop prices.

Until those prices come down or the rent rates increase dramatically, it will be hard to find properties that cash flow like they did in 2012, 2017, or even 2020.1.

You could have a nice big lot right there facing the freeway, but if it's a huge pain the butt to get to the place from the freeway exit, your value is going to be dramatically less - that may be why the seller was asking 300 but is now considering 200k. 

@Matthew Masoud, also talk to multiple attorneys, as prices can vary dramatically.  

(I’m thinking I can use their name with their permission)I can see the process slowing dramatically if I have to wait for the attorney to answer the phone. 

Prices increased dramatically, mortgage rates doubled or tripled, and rent rates have not kept up.

My life changed dramatically for the better when I started following the advice he gave in that book.

My strategy and what I know now compared to a year ago is dramatically different.