I am curious to know how those with multi-family/apartment investing experience factor rising interest rates into their exit strategies. 

hi I'm wondering if I should sell my house I bought for 160 and currently owe 148,000 I just got my home appraised at 310,000 now my question is should I sell my home because I believe that the market is going to drop with interest rates rising!

I don't know if it is the rising interest rates are making them move, or if it is our local market softening a bit. 

Wellington prices are rising now but they are only catching up as the city is the last to grow. 

But, fingers crossed, Newark should be on the rise over the next few years.The pros I'd say are the ability to still find some well priced properties.

If so, rents should rise as well offsetting increased financing cost.If that is not the case, rates up but inflation/rents flat, prices will fall on properties to maintain long-term spreads between cap-rate and interest rates. 

A couple of my debt investment in the luxury single house side are in the process of foreclosure mainly due to the rise in interest rate;2.

I'm taking a break from commercial real estate investing until rates rise and prices come back down.

Predicted appreciation of 7.2% next yearRental rates continue to rise which will earn you a larger return on your investmentSacramento is currently bringing over tech companies from the Bay Area, may see a future trend in prices due to the surge of job growthFor more job growth, Sacramento is a finalist for Nikola Motor Co.

Also, finding an attractive property using the 70% rule is difficult, and what do I do when interest rates inevitably rise?