On a typical leveraged acquisition of a residential multifamily we look for 15% Cash-on-Cash...once you climb over this, you're probably getting into the D-class assets that are too much hassle for the returns.

I am an accredited inspector, but you won't find me climbing in attics and through crawl spaces on deals I am buying as an investor.

The Question Anyway, as the price continues to climb, it has become increasingly tempting to sell it and rebuy the market after we see a dip.

I have bought several properties over last 2 years and I have paused now mainly because of steep climb in interest rates.

I bought my house about 18 months ago and I'm thinking of selling just to cash in on the completely unwarranted gains I've made. that said, Everyone here thinks the market climb has no end.

I also like to share my hobbies because I'm always happy to meet others who share the same: Rock climbing (newbie to it), hiking, fishing, mudding (Like ATVS), want to start scuba diving, love escape rooms and my favorite READING!!!! 

With Charlotte rates climbing, displaced renters and even some land owners (displaced over rising tax burdens from rising values) are looking for more affordable housing within Charlotte commuting distance.

Hoping to stay near Mauldin but man prices still climbing in the Greenville area so might have to open up to those areas for strictly investment properties after we can find a bigger house here.

I’d just hate to sell this house and then see value continue to climb..as they have been.

The last one I financed was at 4.6% but that was October 2017 - rates have been climbing a little bit.I would recommend you connect with @Tim Swierczek and he can help you with financing options and rates.