However, despite spending quite a bit of time on Google Scholar, I haven't been able to find any published studies that prove this assumption to be correct.In most cases, fixed-term leases will create artificial inflection points in tenants' lives, forcing them to make housing decisions at arbitrary times.

@Christina Martinez I think you are at an interesting inflection point.

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A likely inflection point is the FED acknowledges high inflation and starts raising rates.

Took about 8 months of blood, sweat, and tears to finally it an inflection point.

The vast majority of those problems are self inflected and easily avoided.Once you have a tenant you then transition into tenant training.

But as Kurt alluded to, I'm sure there's a inflection point where slab is the way to go - when there's enough volume and you have a carpenter that does enough of them to make outcomes are predictable...

If you wouldn’t mind, I’d be truly grateful if I could text you at my inflection points for any guidance.

Ordinarily, there's an inflection point on the rate in which it no longer makes sense for them to have you carry the note and they would go seek traditional financing, but the small balance makes it a unique situation.

I do, however, believe we're at an inflection point politically.