How to Invest to Overcome Inflation in 2022 | Morris Invest

by | Nov 25, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 7 comments

How to Invest to Overcome Inflation in 2022 | Morris Invest




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1) Real Estate Historically Outperforms the Stock Market During Times of Inflation
Real estate is a safer asset to invest in to grow your retirement funds. It’s an excellent hedge against inflation compared to stock-based investments due to its ability to rise in value along with inflation instead of decreasing in value at the first sign of economic trouble. Because of this, I have personally invested in multiple rental properties, and so have many of my fellow investors – this brings in consistent multiple streams of income each month, like clockwork. The income from my rental properties has been steadily pouring into my retirement account, and has been unaffected by all the chaos that the nation has dealt with over the past few years.

2) Rental Property Appreciation Keeps You Ahead of the Inflation Game
Real estate appreciation pertains to an increase in the value of property over time, and this is just the natural course of real estate.
Appreciation makes real estate a solid investment, and the best part is that each time there is a bout of inflation, your properties get a boost in value. This can come about for several reasons, with one being that building costs such as materials and labor go up during inflationary times, which increases overall property values.
So, while people are being hit in a negative way by the high price of inflation in many sectors, property investors are being positively impacted by the price hikes – you can’t say that about many asset types, can you?
Now imagine owning multiple rental properties. The total sum of appreciation would certainly increase your net worth. I hope you are starting to see just how much investing in rental properties can build and preserve your wealth.

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3) Rents Increase During Times of Inflation Creating More Cash Flow
Another reason that rental properties are a hedge against inflation is because when inflation hits, rents increase. In fact, in June of 2022, rent prices rose 0.8% during the month, which is the highest monthly increase since 1986. This means that real estate investment holders are now enjoying a boost in rental income which has increased their cash flow as well as their ROI.

Now you know that you don’t have to fear inflation, you can embrace it knowing that rental real estate will allow your wealth to flourish during inflationary times. Most people don’t know this strategy exists, and they continue with a plan that doesn’t protect them financially during uncertain economic times. If you want to learn more about building wealth that is protected from inflation, I’d love to invite you to schedule a free 30-minute call with my team at
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7 Comments

  1. Sergio Cornejo

    I started watching ur channel for two years… u keep complaining government need to print more money for checks to us…. Don’t talk smack now! About government printing now!!!

  2. Connor Hamilton

    that makes a lot of sense but i'd like to see you explain that man walking backwards at 7:55 – you can't explain that!!

  3. Rachel S

    This was reassuring. Most of my net worth is in real estate. I don't have very much in 401k and IRA accounts compared to my rental property. Those retirement accounts have decreased in value. I have a few friends that fall into the "don't have debt, pay cash for everything" camp – they advised me to sell off my properties about 2 years ago during the seller's market to get the cash. Luckily, I didn't take their advice. Land and property are valuable. Buy and hold

  4. America First Under God

    I am sorry, but I do not agree with you that the best way to battle inflation is real estate for rental. First of all, buying properties right now is a bad moment to do so because of the interest rates climbing. Second… The maintenance and the taxes take a big chunk of your home every year. Third… you have to be LUCKY to have caring and responsible renters, check out the doom stories of renters on YouTube (properties destroyed and lawyers for evictions). And fourth… After the pandemic, it was clear that the government is rewarding criminals and entitled and useless people for society, the government issued rental moratorium laws that certainly left many owners broke. There are also several counties in several states where there are restricting or penalizing having more than the home where you live, certainly taxes are higher for second properties already. I believe this will become more common every day, in a world that they want us to OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY.

  5. Richard Jacoby

    [f you really think that about 401k your very ignorant any body with a brain knows you have to manage that money you are a fear monger and need to go away

  6. UltimateBargains

    Real estate price doesn't concern me as much as sensible payment terms.

    "Mr. Seller, if you can be flexible on payment terms, then I can offer full value."

    "Mr. Seller, which is more important to you: How MUCH money you get or WHEN you get your money?"

    Creative financing solves huge problems for both buyer and seller.

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