You could consider non-QM-loans or DSCR loans, but could be tricky in this environment.

Seems like the kind of environment where straight options might work for owners looking to sell in the near future.

It's hard to comprehend how Opendoor will make money in an environment of rising interest rates and flat/falling prices.

Obviously, this has big implications for everything from the solvency of Social Security, to the functioning of our healthcare system, to the environment (old people tend to have less environmental impact than young).Bringing it back to real estate, I've recently noticed several podcasts and articles about buying and operating living facilities for older adults (which, presumably, are experiencing an increase in demand--though this is an area of real estate that I don't know much about).As for inflation--the numbers that just came out this morning do not look good, and Powell will probably need to clamp down hard to get this runaway train under control.The "soft landing" seems less and less likely every day, but with change comes opportunity...Good luck out there!

I would be VERY careful in today's environment working with a broker instead of the actual lender.

This New Smyrna Beach Intracoastal lot is just seconds to the open ocean for deep sea fishing.

If you plan to buy a turn key rental and use the money as your down payment, then I would refinance so you don't get stuck with variable interest in this environment of rising rates.

There are almost no homes under $300K.Has anyone had success in this type of environment? 

You'll find that many are happy to offer some input as an act of goodwill.The interest rate environment and local market condition doesn't really make estimating ARV harder or easier. 

Quickly changes sales environment in April/May-2022.