As interest rates rise in response to spiraling inflation, SFR investors who have reaped a bonanza of returns from the Saturn V liftoff of housing prices during the past year may be starting to think about retrorockets, heat shields and parachutes for a re-entry into what may soon become a recession.
Well, maybe a few of them are.
There is still a lot of talk in announcements about housing acquisitions in tight markets where it's assumed that supply won't catch up to demand any time soon and significant rent growth has been priced into deals at a time when the national average for monthly rent is topping $2,000.
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