As soon as rates rise, or more importantly, as soon as the government can no longer "suppress" the rising inflation.

Now I agree with you that Powell is lying about inflation, but Greece in 2015 isn't the example you're looking for.

Or you wait out the lumber market with the hopes it retreats  thats a big if to.. supply demand is going to keep lumber high.On the 90 home community I am currently building in Oregon we were able to do just that my 2000 sq ft home that was 550k is now 600k and we sold them all.. so its trading dollars and the hyper inflation has been pushed to the buyer we are still making our margins which are not as high as you state pretty tough for us to get that high but we get close.. 

I understand Lisbon is very inflated and outskirt areas like Almada / Montijo / Barreiro are good. 

Inflation is already here and has been since 2020.  

Don't get me wrong, I understand inflation and costs rising over time. 

It’s also important to understand who the originator of the land contract was, as there were several companies who were originating land contracts and were fined heavily for selling them at inflated rates and pricing and are now dealing with state attorney generals.

The equity in your home is actually losing its purchase power at the rate of inflation (-3%) so pulling the equity out and buying a income producing asset that has a solid overall return on investment is intelligent!

What are you doing with your investments to prepare for inflation?

Over the years, your pay increases, there's inflation, etc. that will make you look back and say "dam, I made the right choice."