From a residential sales perspective, I think it will go up by virtue of life events (family formation, etc.) but it will be a wash.Those that locked in a high 5% to low 6% interest rate in 2022 will now be gearing up to move because they aren't locked into their rates like those in the sub 4%.

@Mike Lambert - Thanks for providing this perspective.

@Sarah Taylor From a tax perspective, you would lose the STR tax benefit if you expect paper losses from the property.

@Jack SeidenThank you for the realistic advice, it’s really helpful to get an honest perspective.

That’s why I asked—it seemed unusual to discourage him from NYC investment without further explanation.FOURTH: Now that I understand your perspective, I still respectfully disagree.

Thanks again for your perspective—it’s guiding me toward a more refined approach!

Thanks BP Community,CameronI’m currently living in a live-in-flip property that was seller financed, really useful when you max out your DTI from a lenders perspective. 

I definitely see the different perspectives such as Samuel's as far just taking it down myself.

Definitely a perspective I had not considered! 

Speaking of evolving perspectives, what I considered a "big deal" has gone through a serious transformation.