And even with higher rates, we are getting paid to borrow money (inflation is higher than interest rates).

@Stan Constant with prices so inflated right now, it's tough to make most on-market deals work. 

With inflation so high, should I wait to get the updates done and see where things land?

We are just about done, maybe two weeks left, I’m already marketing it for rent, and the final cost came out to $201k for the whole project, the increase was due to inflation and the cost of materials sky rocketing during the project such as lumber and concrete (new driveway and brick fences).

So you get an artificial inflation in the labor market.

Now, however, Jerome Powell has acknowledged inflation and is saying that he is 100% committed to beating inflation.

Low interest rates, influx of money (inflation), remote work, supply chain problems...What happens when demand falls?

I feel with the inflation uncertainty money in a deal might not be that bad.

If those are 30YFRM, does it mean you will lose money eventually, at least from an inflation standpoint ?

All other things being equal, why would I sell a cashflow rockstar with 3% locked interest (during 8% inflation) just to buy a mediocre cashflower at double the interest?