There are a lot of differing opinions on economics - inflation and interest rates specifically.

I believe real estate investments are the best way to hedge against inflation.

Factor in a 2% inflation rate yearly.

Due to inflation, and my growing hunger for real estate, I would like to invest at least 300k into multi family properties this year. 

Getting an adjustable for a little bit off just doesn't make sense to me as there's no plausible way rates stay this low much longer with all the inflation going on.

From my understanding, you can raise rent based on inflation with a cap.

Inflation is real, so you’ll need to account for it regardless what business you are in.

I think a slow bleed from inflation like the 70s (just not as bad) seems more likely.

Airbnb / VRBO guests expect it but will certainly weed through properties with over inflated / greedy extra costs.

We don't have the stress of looking for another property and getting it rented.Cons:The continued stress of renting out an apartment that was finished to a significantly high standard (Quartz, wood floors etc.) as it was never intended to be a rental when I lived in it.We receive a relatively weak return on investment, especially with inflation rising.2 - Sell the London rental apartment and build a rental apartment on our landWe could sell the apartment in June 2022 at the end of the current mortgage term and use the proceeds to build a rental property on the empty land on our current home.Pros:We own the land already, so we should realise a larger yield on our investment as we just need to pay for the building of the house and associated fees.