When my first deal fell thru, due to my GC selling the land as inflation was skyrocketing, I started asking about other opportunities...because all of a sudden I had significant funds in a bank checking account and not earning a return.

They're telling you up front that they cannot make rent for the near future due to inflation harming their business, so issue proper notices per landlord/tenant laws, make sure you're doing it correctly in case you have to file for eviction, but also offer them "cash for keys," where if they have somewhere to go, a family member or friend, they may jump at the chance to exit the lease and get some of their deposit back if they can leave in X days, saving them from having an eviction on their record. 

I could sit on the property for a year and wait for inflation do its thing,  wait for value to go up as it does here in California.

(Assuming both will at least double in 10 years.)I can’t believe they haven’t chased all the landlords away with 8% inflation and 1% rent.

Today the prime rate is 5.5% but due to the hotter then expected inflation reading this morning the fed funds rate will go up at least 3/4% maybe 1% at the end of this month. with likely another 3/4% by the end of the year. 

ARV Value needs to be adjusted to the Inflation adjusted values Vs Zillow or Redfin values. what it means is you should take 20% out of highest market prices in 2021. to give it a fair value for next 2 years.

-The shift from a strong seller’s market to more of a neutral or buyer’s market is likely due to the higher interest rates, inflation, and uncertainty as to what’s going to happen in the coming months.- STR update: The window opened up to start applying for short term rental licenses, although the list to get one has filled up quickly.

Without any of these @Randy Bloch I bond comment is pretty spot on as they are great hedges against inflation.

Because the August CPI came in at 8.3%, it is clear that inflation isn’t slowing down.

This is unlikely based on the data with inflation.