Inflation sucks and it's eating up our cash but closing quickly with a strong offer is important. 

Lots in Raleigh are priced too dearly generally speaking and makes it hard to make the numbers work together with currently inflated building costs, so in last few weeks I have started working on Johnston. 

With the knowledge that interest rates will go up and inflation will negatively affect the price of materials, etc.

Inaction that is becoming costly as interest rates rise and inflation persists.I’m wondering if anybody could recommend a coach/mentor that I can speak with about my goals and the options I’m considering to help me iron out which path makes the most sense for me - and perhaps act as an ongoing resource going forward?

If there’s no interest involved she may deserve 60% or more, since she has a built in loss of inflation and zero interest return.

We see inflation rapidly increasing, the prices of homes sky rocketing.

Inflation is one of the two mandates, but real estate values aren't even included in the official inflation 'basket of goods' that feeds into the inflation metric.

Rents are high, the market trending, inflation skyrocketing….every single one of those 160 properties are awesome deals and those owners have $10k-$50k in equity and double digit ROI right now.

If inflation is north of 7.5% what’s a safer bet than real estate?

However, I will say Note Investing is a great strategy to beating inflation as a while.