The rates at this point are still lower than inflation at 8.6%.

-If Inflation is rising due to price of energy, then you buy commodities.

I post deals that benefit STR owners (a lot less now, damn inflation) along with changes to products that have been reliable for me.We even answer arbitrage questions...over and over and over and over and over and over.... :)

Well, that is exactly what you are doing by borrowing $141K at 4% fixed when inflation is 8%.

Bceause inflation banks now reduce in Chile from 30 to 20 years maximun, and the rates increase a lot.

For existing operators with inflation they can easily adjust rents on MF to account for inflation.

In your opinion, what makes mores sense given the current und future economics conditions about inflation and a potentially recession.Buy all cash a immediate delivery condo to rent or buy a pre sale property putting only 30% as down payment and leverage the rest with a bank credit. 

We provided air pumps for inflating the floats so don't know what the issue is. 

It is my belief that for the next 6 months RE prices are likely to be lower than inflation. 

The fed has already all but committed to more rate hikes, and my own personal speculation is that inflation numbers will continue to be bad for at least the next couple quarters, which will cause the fed to clamp down further with higher rates.I suggest you create a "worst case scenario" financial model, where everything goes horribly wrong in your deal (i.e.; rates go way up, the property has major unexpected capex, vacancy is high, etc., etc.).  ...in fact, I'd say that ALL investors should create a "worst case scenario" model when analyzing any property...although that worst case scenario may not occur, knowing what it would look like will help you make a better decision.Good luck out there!