You want to buy assets with leverage to ride with the increased inflation. 

Downtown Scottsdale is home to the largest entertainment destinations in the region including Scottsdale Stadium, Scottsdale Civic Park and Scottsdale Fashion Square.

Riding a bike can be suicide.

For now its the ole fashion 1 on 1 advice via email/phone and advance planning with your CPA.I've been doing mortgage planning with many clients from around the country and this typically involves attorneys (for purchase agreements, lease options, entities like LLA's, closing attorneys in attorney states,) and CPA's for tax returns, tax filings, and tax related questions, matters, and strategies.That would be cool however if there was a mortgage planning portal in the future where we can integrate all 3 professionals to deliver tailored advice to each client combined with AI tech to make sure its compliant.

So I'm think, maybe a conventional job for the next few years may not be too bad of an idea, especially as it would help me break the news "hey mom, I'm going to buy this $520,000 4 unit with pretty much all debt, and just ride it out."

As for the people that buy and hold they will most likely ride out this downturn if they have enough cashflow and rent in their market stays the same.

What I'd really like to do is quit my job and pursue Real Estate Investing full time, ride that out till I no longer can, and make this my job/retirement.

But like traditional BRRRR deals, I would think there is a reason someone would be willing to sell their home in this fashion (distress).

Yes, I think debt will be inflated away by design, if the US government can maintain a sticky inflation rate while goosing GDP in the name of reshoring (similar to post WWII), then they can reduce their debt to GDP ratio over the next decade and I'll be along for the ride

I’m a big believer that successful real estate transactions can’t happen without good ole fashion relationships.