Adekunle Ilori
Cash Out Refinance to buy Multi Unit properties
Hello, want to do a cash out on my condo and looking to invest on multi unit . I am looking to pull out between $105000 to $125000. Do you think this is the right time or should I wait. I need advice Thanks
Zaid Badabwan
What is best strategy during these difficult times?
Hello everyoneI have been investing in multi-family rentals for few years now, and doing well. However, the inflation, rising interest rate, and expected recession are confusing me about investment strategies and deci...
Adrian Diaz
Should I save my cash or invest it
I want to buy a rental property for myself in the near future and due to inflation I don’t know if I should keep the money im saving in my saving or stash in the stock market such as the s&p 500 for the time being...
Robin Simon
MND: Fed Hikes Rates; Rates Drop Sharply. Here's How That Works
Good Recap by Mortgage News Daily on yesterdays FOMC and ensuing reaction of mortgage rateshttps://www.mortgagenewsdaily....There was some debate as to whether or not the Federal Reserve would hike the Fed Funds Rate ...
Ron Mussatto
What do I do with 1/2 Million
Part 1: I need about $250k to be fairly liquid as an emergency reserve for owned properties. Where do I put this money to kind of keep up with inflation? Part 2: Where to invest other $250k? I would like to diver...
Zach Mannon
Rising interest rates
Good morning everyone, I had a question about rising interest rates. With the interest rates on the rise is there a end in sight? How does this effect the buying and selling of properties? Is it wise time to buy inve...
Ryan Clark
Do you see rents increase with new minimum wage increasing.
I am in Illinois and our minimum wage is going to $15 over the next 5 years. Who has experienced this and can you share what you have seen with rent increases over time. I have looked around at some other states and ...
Jason Merchey
Anyone Worried About Today's High Housing Prices?
Meaning, in my city, prices have moved forward so aggressively that they have made up for all of the 2008-2010 losses, and there is still somewhat low inventory. Two things kind of concern me - one, the way constru...
Bill Mitchell
Will Cash Flowing Rentals Disappear When Interest Rates Increase?
As the topic states, will cash flowing properties disappear when interest rates increases?
Once rates go higher than 5%+ the debt service on the loan is going to increase. Not to mention the market will likely be le...
DongHui Patel
Cap Rates at 3%, Interest Rates at 0% (Libor), worth investing?
Syndicates are paying at 3% cap for properties, they are paying interest on the property at 4ish % including buying caps etc.
For cash flows- if your debt is at 4.5% and your cap is at 3%, youre negatively leveraged....