So this is the beginning of the beginning for inflation.

Of course it is nice to see prices drop from their inflated highs, but that is coupled with rising interest rates.

But the problem with AirDNA is that the numbers look inflated since it counts cleaning fees in it as well.

I know some savvier sellers offering seller financing in order to sell troublesome properties at inflated prices to unassuming investors because seller financing seems to be the holy grail of financingGenerally, with seller financing, sellers are looking to off-load either problematic assets (whether that be due to location/issues with the property etc) or get the highest price for the same.

Prices held up as sales are down due to low inventory levels (from government induced demand and now higher rates).It's not the absolute rate that matters, it's the % change in the rate, particularly when you factor in that inflation adjusted home prices more than doubled in the past 10+ years (after having little increase in the previous 40 years from 1970 to 2010). 

The average appreciation for Cleveland since the turn of century is negative in inflation adjusted dollars.  

You could also help locate new sites to open as a leasing broker.You could also start your own investment firm specifically doing money raises from other dentists.65k a year is hardly anything in todays world with inflation.

If in a low yield bank account you are actually losing 8% to inflation.

Great to have an income stream that combats inflation!

Even if your property is only appreciating at the same pace as inflation the fact that you probably only put 20% down means your return is outpacing inflation by 5x.