I am a Property Manager on a DIY forum, so I am a bit of a fish out of water. 

I'm trying to think through whether it would be good to fix these low rates and draw the full amount or substantial part of the balance, knowing the current interest rate environment and our intent to ramp up the BRRR activity.I think our actual payments each month would be higher, and interest portion more significant. 

I have spent upwards of $40,000 doing these in a very specialized environment, but that was for a large fund that could carry easily carry that burden.

In today’s environment where prices are high and achieving targeted returns has become increasingly more difficult, every dollar saved is important.

We just had turf installed in our home in las Vegas (so similar environment). 

And then you need to be actually able to pull the trigger on purchases in that environment.

I went through dozens of brokerages to find one that is professional, highly productive, and a nice environment to work in. the last thing you want to do is work at some office where your broker barely shows up, you're treated like a sales mule, and there is no kind of feedback/business coaching.

Thats the great thing about housing, if its positioned well you can find great returns in either environment.

Hello everyone I’m new to real estate investing and I’m looking to get some thoughts on this issue I have a house in the Atlanta area with some equity I owe about 25,000 and the house is worth about 120,000 The house is owner financed at a 9% interest Would it be a good idea to refinance to purchase my next property as a house hack I would appreciate any general ideas as this high interest-rate environment has kind of throw me off I really appreciate everybody’s input thank you

What was your reasoning for a 3 year contract as they seem like it would be unattractive in an increasing rate environment.