I'm considering holding onto my side gig, paying down the credit card balance, and refinancing when rates drop to 5%, even if it takes until December or so.

Interest rates are so high it seems impossible to build a cash flow positive portfolio using loans.

The rates in that document describe the max you can charge for rent to a voucher holder.

It was easy to keep a high occupancy rate with the location being close to 2 universities.

I've tried online lending companies like credible but they all give me interest rates above 10%.I am wondering if anyone has any advice or suggestions for paying off the $50k sooner rather than later to avoid paying double the loan...any insight is appreciated!

I agree, with high prices and interest rates, it does make it tougher to cash flow.

Llooking for advice on cap rates in bc.

With the way prices and interest rates are going in our area it feels like a never ending game of catch up sometimes so this will really help us get our foot in the door.

The law was entirely in favor of the HOAs and these corrupt attorneys.HB22-1137 created new requirements for notifying homeowners of violations before issuing fines, set a maximum interest rate of 8% on past due fees and fines, limited the ability of HOAs to foreclose, and set the maximum fine amount for non public health and safety violations to $500. 

What can we realistically expect from a builder in terms of closing cost assistance and/or rate buy-down