Multifamily apartments are not only real assets, they are also one of the best inflation hedges compared to any other investment asset class.

Asking price is way stupidly inflated, but we just put in a lowball offer and will see what they come back with. 

My hope is that with inflation and rents going up I will get to a point in which I can rent the whole house and make some cashflow that is exactly what happened in the property I describe below. 

I'm using the VA loan and I'm trying to stay under 300k which is pretty terrible because of the inflation going on with all of the homes around here.

Houston is a great market to get started in even though prices are overly inflated at the moment.

There are people out there speculating whether it's inflation, stagflation or inflation and then deflation.

Reading lots of articles about inflation and many suggest taking cash-out on rentals and even primary to borrow on 30 year.

As of 29-Jul-2021 the inflation rate sits at 5.5 or 5.6%, and the problem of this is illustrated by asking yourself "How much gas can I get today compared to this past March?"

I am ultimately a strong believer in Flipping will make you rich and Rentals will make you wealthy so I would prefer to hold on to it as it real property is an excellent hedge against the impending inflation we will experience.

Is anyone out there worried about the current rate of inflation right now?