I own a single family home and have tenants that have stayed for two years. I recently made them get renters insurance. They are asking if they can put up an inflatable pool in the summer only. Also, they asked if the...

There is a lot of speculation in the market that investors should not buy real estate during a bear market or high inflation period. But the fact is, in the long term, if you own property then your money has a constan...

I'm starting to model some much more sophisticated scenarios of buying investment properties, but before I even got too far into it, I began modeling the impact of inflation on your paycheck and personal expenses.For ...

I’m a beginner in real estatelooking Into a few multi-fam units in my area. The market right now where I live is heavily inflated and prices have sky-rocketed. Is there another angle of investing in these units that I...

With the recent inflation hike, I’ve been asking myself – will it be possible for banks to change the terms of existing fixed rate loans in the future if really high inflation hits (aka hyperinflation). I am question...

On Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 2:00 pm, the Federal Reserve Bank raised short-term rates by 0.75% to fight inflation. The Fed’s benchmark interest rate is now between 3 percent and 3.25 percent.
The interest rat...

I've been modeling out tons of deals over the past month and refining my model (I'm a newbie and have made a couple offers, but nothing that has stuck yet - fingers crossed on one I'm negotiating price with now). I ha...

Is there a serious risk of hyper inflation happening with trillions of dollars of printed money being pumped into the world economy by governments around the globe? Historical evidence shows that when too much money c...

Hey folks,I am hoping the community can provide some insight on the best (most accurate) way of estimating expenses (excluding mortgage payments) on rental property. I am aware of two methods for estimating expenses: ...

Let’s say I do a fourplex househack worth 400,000. I our 3.5% down (~$14,000). If the house goes up in value by 3% that year ($12,000) didn’t I just get a 80+% inflationary gain? Because the appreciation due to the in...