Fed is raising interest rates to combat inflation from all the money printing from the lockdowns.

Hey SamMy long term rentals are in Spartanburg (so it may not be super helpful to you), but I'm looking at $100 increases per unit in the coming months (going from $900 => 1000, or $1000 => 1100), which is basically just barely beating inflation, but also I'm catching up on rents already having been below market rate.  

Cash flow management issues and they need the money now to operate with - BAD NEWS - mostly likely to result in loosing your money, most likely to result in poor project management, scheduling issues, inflated change orders, or just plain walking off your job and leaving you stranded. 

This market is very different than others in the past because of the high inflation low unemployment high interest rate environment I am located in northern Virginia and still a sellers market

And so it is artificially inflating the NOI and making the cap rates look higher.

If you keep it in the bank, then you are losing 8% of your money right now because of inflation. 

Notice we are not inflating the price, we are not asking the seller to increase its value, ALL WE ARE ASKING IS  FOR REPAIR ALLOWANCES and EVERYTHING WILL BE DISCLOSED TO THE LENDER and ALL PARTIES so please someone tell me why it may not be legal?

Hi all,For those of you who follow construction cost closely, with inflation continuing to surge I have been reading about home building and renovation slowing down significantly.

Under the above models I suggest, the balance should not decrease, but does it increase in step with inflation?

The little instruction clarified things, I had to unfold the wall covering which was rolled onto an inflatable tube, pump it up, and this resulted in a vertical cylinder standing upright.