Economic Focus
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Today's rates are just the same as last Friday, even though we have seen some relatively big swings in the stock markets during the last 5 days. Investors are simply not feeling good about day to day economic developments, and are chasing the highs and lows. The smart money is still gravitating toward the safe haven of bonds, which will keep interest low.
Also, inflation, real or imagined, is not really presenting a problem and doesn't look like it will be a factor for at least most of 2013. All of this is good for mortgage rates, but we still need to see some sustained economic growth to really get the housing market going.
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4 Financing Tips For Your Rental Property! Team Thayer #realestate #realestateinvestor #investor #housing #market #rentals #mortgage #news #oregon
With the spring real estate market firing on all cylinders, it’s no wonder we are seeing investors come out in record numbers. Real estate exit strategies ranging from wholesale deals to full rehabs have become incredibly attractive in today’s housing industry. However, one strategy in particular looks to be in a great place: buy and hold rental property . Cash flow opportunities are through the roof, as rents are soaring in nearly every city from San Diego to New York . Now may be one of the best times ever to acquire a rental property. However, those that have yet to do so should mind due diligence and consider what they are getting into before they make the jump. While there are a myriad of things potential landlords should consider before financing their first rental property, I highly recommend starting with the following four: Rental Property Consideration 1: The Numbers Prospective rental property buyers must run the numbers to see how much they can afford