Interest rates and inflation have me a bit concerned, so wondering what you all out there are thinking.

Personally (not an expert on predicting the future) I think the housing price moves up and down with the interest rate with inflation underpinning gradual increase in value.

The asterisk this go around is that there (or should I say their) is 'stubborn,' 'sticky' or 'persistent,' inflation.

With the average residential mortgage interest rate currently at 2.98% and the average annual rate of inflation at 3.22% wont the banks be slowly losing money?

Please allow me to illustrate: If you do not buy now, and you wait out the market, your capital is losing purchasing power due to inflation.

Doing HELOC all on 9 property, you get double blow, you pay min. 8% high interest rate for the money that you could gain for free in high inflation environment.

National inflation seems to be slowing too based upon the latest ppi reports. 

We also target NNN leases to help reduce expense inflation. 

Frank Rolfe has most definitely saved thousands of families from being displaced, because if his company didn't buy these parks & raise the rents to market, the park would be torn down & redeveloped into a higher & better use.Part of the reason MHP owners are constantly ripped on for rent raises is the fact that, unlike apartments who are on yearly leases, mobile home residents are typically on month-to-month, so instead of increases being staggered throughout a year (like apartments), all the residents get the increase at the same time.These problems are not the result of the companies buying the parks; if the original mom & pop owners of the parks simply raised rents with inflation, we wouldn't have this scenario where park lot rents are hundreds of dollars beneath the market rent.

This is why I’m currently in the process of building one on my property.I have a few neighbors that are retired that I have helped get their STR built to add to their income because of the recent inflations / fuel prices their plan got blown up a little and needed to do something or they would be drowning a little or would need to leave their grandkids and move out of state.