so you've bought property on leveraged debt.

by definition, since you're leveraged, you need income to service the debt.

so now you have to rent out the house at market prices, which are currently pre-super-duper-inflation as you've predicted.

so now you've got a lease with $1,500 a month coming in for rent.

then, against all odds, you're right. hyper-inflation moves from rich-people assets to normal goods and services.

now you've got $1,500 a month coming in from rent but the plumber is charging $4,000 to fix a blocked toilet.

seems like leveraged real estate is not the safest haven if you expect venezuela-level inflation unless you can afford to service the debt BEFORE the inflation without getting entangled into leases and contracts.