If the note if paid off early, then the average annual yield will rise, of course. 

Unfortunately with interest rates on the rise, a lot of people are predicting prices will stay flat.I have a condo listed, in a different market, that was in a similar situation.

The upshot for investors is a potential cooling of prices and maybe interest rates don't continue to rise.

It doesn't detect water, just temperature changes from evaporation, overnight cooling, cold water in a warm room, etc.

@Devin Arnold Not so long ago I listened to the Bigger Pockets Podcast 306 and the guest mentioned the following criteria for investing in a market:Her 7 criteria for choosing a market to invest in: Population growthJob growthDiversified economyLandlord friendlyBusiness friendlyIn the right part of the market cycle (rising market)FamiliarityYou can look it up and listen to it.

Good morning everyone, I had a question about rising interest rates.

That being said, Robert Shiller says the following: His Opinion"It Can't Go On Forever" - Bob Shiller Questions America's "Gigantic Housing Boom"But it is time to take notice: My data shows that this is the United States’ third biggest housing boom in the modern era.Since February 2012, when the price declines associated with the last financial crisis ended, prices for existing homes in the United States have been rising steadily and enormously.

We are (and have been for some time) in a historically low rate environment, although it's been rising for the past 3 years. 

Would be to provide track record showing temperature past 3-6 monthsThank you in advance!

The market in New Bedford is on the rise and other investor know it?