Some more than others,  but nothing even close to 1% is truly turn-key anymore.My point is that deal likes that have disappeared.

As the topic states, will cash flowing properties disappear when interest rates increases?

Most people do as you said a very bold and abrupt announcement of intentions and you are again correct that no one wants to hear it or is compelled by it.

After my tenant moved out abruptly, I moved back into the place and sold after I met the 730 day requirement.

(CEO got fired or quit, CFO allegedly attempted to blackmail the company for alleged improprieties on certain deals, accredited investor volume fell off a cliff and disappeared, etc.).

It disappeared when the rates dropped.In this economic predicament, the rate is likely to go up anyway.

Personally, I think it will become more difficult for the quick flip, back to back short sale investor, and perhaps that opportunity will disappear altogether.

You'll actually only pay them for the time you own it, but if the money from the credit just disappears into your kitty, you may be surprised by that big debit on the sale.Six to eight weeks for holding time?

This comes to play when house gets worn out or tenant disappears in the night.

Just because the market has busted and people are losing their homes to foreclosure doesn't mean that these people simple disappear....they have to live somewhere right?