This thread seems old and the Austin markets have sky rocketed since the original post.

It's the discount together with the velocity of money that gives skyrocket yields, not NPNs.

The highest yield possible, bar none of any strategy, is to buy a note at a discount and refinance it days latter receiving the UPB or close to it, they yield skyrockets!

I have heard for a few months that rates are going to skyrocket.

Insurance is skyrocketing est. $2,500 per foot below the zone.

Without a doubt, your REI IQ has skyrocketed

There has been a lot of talk lately about interest rates skyrocketing next year and we were wondering what the general consensus here on BP is.I'm also considering refinancing a property so any help is much appreciated.Thanks!

I would be surprised to see another nationwide crash like we had around 2008 anytime soon, but it seems like certain areas (such as certain parts of Florida and SoCal for instance) are much more susceptible to booms and crashes than other areas like the upper midwest for instance, where prices never seem to skyrocket and also rarely seem to crash either.

That city has some significant financial issues that could cause property taxes to skyrocket.

OR it will get me a down payment on a rental property that will cost me 120-150k and rent out for just enough to cover the mortgage on a ten year loan, essentially tying up those funds unless the property value skyrockets and I can cash out in a couple of years.What's 20k going to get me in Fargo?