Don’t let someone else’s risk appetite dictate your decision - let the numbers.

There are still great deals to be had out there, but I would suggest to look outside of the overheated markets (a quick scan of the top forum posts will give you an idea of which ones I’m referring to).What everyone has already stated, i.e. time value of money, not being able to time the market, etc. is all great advice, but I think coming to a conclusion on your risk appetite and your short/long term goals is key here.

Fast forward to today, and I am thinking about taking cash out of my properties to fund new investments.I bring up my personal situation to underscore it all depends on your goals, risk appetite, equity capital, and investing horizon.

So, we will have a rapid recovery due to the suppression of markets releasing (that's what lock down is, a suppression not a decline) and the inflation will push things to appear as all-new heights (this is where politician fill-in-the-blank will take credit for things being "better than ever" because the DOW tells him so)There ya go, my 3 cents worth.  

@Ryan Snelson In Texas the proper term for quieting the title is to try and suppress the title. 

Amazon sells panels that suppress sound.

It all depends on risk appetite.

The trick is going to be finding a bank that has an appetite for 10% down jumbo and jumbo investment (regardless of down payment) that won't make you move all your money there in order to do the loan.

I am curious about investors' appetites for a fixed interest rate in this environment. 

If you still have questions, feel free to contact me by private message.Also, the answer will depend on your situation and objectives, return requirements, risk appetite, ...