Investors are increasingly favoring the front end of the curve and high-quality credit, as longer-duration Treasuries may struggle in this environment.

They have fallen out of favor these days to a product called the DST or Delaware Statutory Trust.  

Case in point: Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said inflation makes him hesitant to support an October cut: "I today would not be moving or in favor of it, but we’ll see what happens (WSJ)."

Do you think today’s environment favors caution, or is it creating openings for bold plays?

If cash flow doesn't exist in your market, what many investors do is invest in smaller more affordable markets with a favorable price to rent ratio. 3.

I am based in California but looking to invest in out-of-state rental properties to take advantage of better cash flow and more favorable price-to-rent ratios.Right now, I am particularly interested in :Markets with strong demand for BRRRR opportunities Properties under 80k-125K (single family or small multi-family)Areas with steady job growth and landlord-friendly regulationsMy background • I am a military veteran.

A HELOC can be a useful tool if the terms are favorable, but it does leverage your current equity and increases exposure.

Execution matters quite a bit, but especially remotely, you want to make sure that the wind is blowing in your favor. 

Your properties already generate strong cash flow, and planned additional units can be built at favorable costs.

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