It is the opposite in fact, they are buying as much as they can now while money is cheap and inflation is low. 

I'm in touch with one realtor who is helping me find deals, but I'm not having any luck as the market as already inflated and I cannot find good return property.I would like to get in touch with local investor and learn about their experience and how they have been doing it so far.

We know inflation is skyrocketing and RE has taken off, New York is a matter of time.

Hey all,I'm a beginning investor and have yet to take out a mortgage as of yet.I've been reading and researching for the last month or so and have several concerns before I dive in deep.One such concern is how will inflation, and thus higher interest rates influence the mortgage market.I'd be interested in learning what this would do to mortgage offers but even more so in understanding what this would do to existing mortgage returns.Ant insight into this or suggested materials for reading would be appreciated.Many thanks!

But who knows, maybe hyper-inflation is right around the corner and it's our last chance to buy.

This fast inflation is followed by a quick decrease in value, or a contraction, that is sometimes referred to as a "crash" or a "bubble burst."

On the other hand inflation is raising its ugly head.

Inflation averages about 2.5%.

This would help hedge against inflation and would be a better return than sitting in the bank.

But know it's older, meaning prices change daily and with inflation.