šø Will Rising Rates Crush Your Profits?
Donāt let rising rates derail your real estate plans
With interest rates climbing and inflation eating into profits, investors are scrambling to adjust their strategies.
Quick flips are out, and long-term rentals are in, but itās a slow, uncertain ride ahead.
And it's not just rising rates throwing a wrench in things.
Homebuyers are freaking out, and refinances have pretty much hit a wall.
Passive Cash-Flowing Properties
Buy shares of investment properties, earn rental income & appreciation for anywhere from $100 to $20k ā let Arrived take care of the rest.
Meanwhile, investors in high-risk areas like California are facing an entirely different problem.
With $1.3 billion in debt tied to properties in wildfire zones, the threat of natureās wrath is a real concern.
In New York City, multifamily owners are sinking under rising maintenance costs, with rent caps keeping them from turning a profit.
And if you think malls are just for shopping, think againādevelopers are turning them into live-work spaces, giving empty malls a new purpose.
Itās a lot to digest, but the bottom line is: the market is shifting, and survival means adapting quickly.
In this edition of the AltReports:
ā ļø Investor Iceberg
š Mortgage Mayhem
š„ Debt Danger
šļø Maintenance Mayhem
š Mall Makeover
Video of the Week: How to Win in Any Market: 50+ Years of Real Estate Secrets
Chart of the Week: Office Distress Rate Eclipses 17%
Podcast of the Week: How to Spot the Hot Potato in Real Estate
Real Estate Investors Face a Daunting Winter Storm
Brace yourself: the real estate market is a complete trainwreck with rising interest rates and inflation slashing profits.
Investors are scrambling to shift gears, focusing on long-term rentals rather than the quick flips that were once their bread and butter.
If you want to survive, better have a plan and keep your head down, because itās a slow ride ahead.
Mortgage Rates Hit Highest Level Since July, Crushing Application Demand
Mortgages are costing an arm and a leg right now, with rates higher than a kite and mortgage applications dropping faster than a rock.
Homebuyers are in full panic mode, and refis? Forget it.
If you were hoping to cash in, you better start rethinking your strategy.
Properties Backing $1.3B In CMBS Debt Are In LA Fire Evacuation Zones
Wildfires in California? Yeah, theyāre not just a seasonal headache anymore.
Thereās $1.3 billion in debt linked to properties in fire zones, making investors rethink their positions.
It might be time to pack up and consider additional insurance for those properties.
Maintenance Costs Push NYC Multifamily Owners Underwater
NYC multifamily owners are drowning in maintenance costs while rent laws keep them from getting a lifeline.
With prices soaring and rent caps slamming down, many are stuck on a sinking ship.
Youād be better off investing in a raft.
More Americans are Living in Malls, as Developers Get Creative
Apparently, malls are the new frontier for housingāwho knew?
As shopping declines, developers are eyeing empty mall spaces for new purposes.
Theyāre looking to create places where you can live, work, and maybe even grab a pretzel.