First of all the market was inflated during COVID when everyone wanted to be in their own space.

Or do you think in 2 years my $200,000 down payment would've just been better in the stock market earning a historical average of 10% (With dividends reinvested, not adjusted for inflation).

At the same time, inflation would have reduced the tax cost in real dollars about 50%.

Fed Bostic is saying that we may see 2% inflation in 2026 only.Wow, can't wait to see lot more domino falling in banking industry/CRE.

The investigation will focus on whether the group’s rules inflate the cost of selling a home.The renewed federal inquiry comes after the U.S.

They raise prices $5 to $15 a night every year for the past 10 years and they are scared or ignorant (not a put down I really mean laxk of knowledge) to adjust prices with inflation, supply and demand.2.

The investigation will focus on whether the group’s rules inflate the cost of selling a home.The renewed federal inquiry comes after the U.S.

With inflation concerns on the rise, how might real estate investors adjust their investment strategies to hedge against potential inflationary pressures?

Inflation and unemployment are their primary signals and are telling a very different story.

As an alternative, would you feel confident retiring on $5k/$10k/or $15k/mo of income that increased about the same as inflation every year?