The only way to stave off price decreases in the face of (rapidly) increasing interest rates is disgusting proposals like this:https://www.businessinsider.co...It's basic math though.

If the renovation goes fast and rates don't rise rapidly, I may refi asap.

I put 50k into a luxury flip in Southern California, projected to be finished in 6 months, I am rapidly approaching year 2 and have seen no proceeds from the flip, still under construction.  

Hello BP,We have two apartment complexes (A 46 unit and a 63 unit) that we are looking for snow vendors for in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha, Iowa.  

When tenants start to fall behind on rent payments the writing is on the wall that things are going to continue rapidly downhill. 

One issue you may run into is that a lot of banks and credit unions won't want to refinance for any price higher than the price you purchased the property before the property seasons for six months, though again, you may find credit unions who will.That said, carrying debt on a HELOC is the most efficient kind of debt and can be paid down more rapidly and with greater flexibility than a mortgage, so always consider the efficiency of your money as well.

Banks will place greater weight on paying off the car loan than they will the credit card debt, because you are much less likely to go out and buy another car.

I had a moment of clarity recently, like a fog dissipated or a weight was lifted off my shoulders.

Value Add Opportunity, Huge Cash Flow Potential, and rapidly improving area.

The neighborhood is rapidly gentrifying, next to a university and walkable to downtown where they are now putting up multi million dollar condos.Check out:1000 Juniper St Durham1212 Dawkins St Durham