Historically, appreciation has just matched inflation (see the inflation adjusted long term Case Shiller data).

Rent bumps are not as strong as apartments but you do not have rising costs offsetting rent increases because the corporate tenant pays for repairs to the building, insurance, and taxes.Multifamily if you are going to partner you have to make sure your goals align with risk, exit strategy, and returns wanted.

Sure, buy right and you've got these expenses covered, but that doesn't stop people from trying to gouge you, over inflate costs, beef up the magnitude of repairs etc.

The Fed is rapidly re-inflating the housing bubble especially in higher demand coastal regions...

The further in you get the more you're at risk of inflation and all you really have is paper.

Additionally, even low rates of inflation should mean it will take less hours worked to pay your $3,000 payments in 10 years and even less in 15 years.

I see prices rising here very soon.

When markets begin rising after a recession, those who are positioned well make money when they sell retail.

And if inflation goes higher than your interest rate, you are really doing well.

inflated?