Again, odds of it going to court are small unless you decided to dig your heels in and fight it. 

Fee went up 7.2% ($555 to $595) and it's hard to justify the spike.

More of a buy and hold investor, but not sure if timing is the best considering the market may be in a bit of a bubble: https://www.nbcphiladelphia.co...Also read a different article that mentioned demand being spiked by New Yorkers moving out of the area into Philly and another regarding the potential increase of foreclosures that may flood the market and up the supply.Curious to know from those that are already invested in this market what your perspective is on this. 

But given the extremely competitive state of Seattle’s housing market (home values spiked after the rise of tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft, and now command nearly $750,000 for an average home in the area) interest is high.

There's been a recent spike over the last five years, but my intuition tells me this trend will continue downward.

When/if that happens you'll see a massive spike in supply in rentals (that are currently just incurring losses).

The spike protein on the surface of the virus that allows COVID to gain entry into your cells!

I have already seen a spike in bookings for this year once we got into 2021.

But then again, look at point one and expect a spike when they all buy heaters and leave them running 24/7. 

This change takes effect on April 1, 2021 and my mortgage broker said he expects interest rates on these types of loans to spike by 1% or more.