Is anyone else concerned about upcoming inflation with regards to commercial properties?

Everyone on the property is concerned about health and safety related to Covid and we are all vaccinated, except for the kids.

he prolly claimed 30-40k last year, but has a business that will make well over 6 figures this year.So I'm concerned with neither of us having a big employment history refinancing might be an issue.  

Hey Everyone,I am seeing opportunities appearing and one thing I am concerned with is actually getting people to rent the property.

Well after waiting 45 days to close to a disabled Vet, after the appraisal, and inspections, he backed out due to health concerns so I relisted on Zillow and put for sale by owner sign in front yard.

If I multiply Total Turn Cost by the 10 year turn frequency, I get the following:Transient: 10 turns x 3,200 = 32,000 or 3,200/YrPermanent: 2 turns x 2,000 = 4,000 or 400/YrTransitional: 5 turns x 7000 = 35,000 or 3,500/YrBelow I normalized annual turn cost to show how much more annual cash flow the Transient and Transitional segment must generate above the Permanent segment to have the same annual net cash flow.Transient segment: +$2,800 per year more than Permanent.Transitional segment: +$3,100 per year more than Permanent.Based on the above calculations and research concerning cash flow and tenant turn rate from properties that target the three tenant pool segments, I determined that the highest net cash flow (for the same amount of capital invested) is from the Permanent segment.

My current top concern is a rental I own in CA (25 years).

My concern is i may not be capturing all needed to give me the truest information. 

@Allen Zhu The terms (e.g. interest rates) shouldn't be a concern.

The threshold for this is usually very high (75-90%), but you have 100% ownership so that should not be a concern.