I have never seen data to support a minimum wage hike resulting in higher unemployment and a spike in inflation.

If the circuits aren’t “balanced” ( notice most all the wires on the left side only ) then yes that will spike up the electric .

In this area sales spike in April and May so I’d like to get it going as soon as possible.

I don't have a crystal ball, and its probably unwise to speculate on rates, but I don't see them spiking enough to kill values on assets considered to be affordable housing like Class B, value add apts, etc.

A spike in water consumption could mean there's a leak, unauthorized tenants, or even a laundry business operating out of one of your units!

Ahh well, I wouldn't of been putting it together any faster, so, I can't say I was beat by heel dragging. 

Erik Ganeles Welcome, and good luck.We've had a spike in appraisers making threads very similar to this one of late.

When rates spiked past 15% in the early 80s, housing prices continued to rise.The reason is people make the mistake of thinking that rates drive the market....but the opposite is in fact true.

@Brenten Spikes you did step 1 right, which is coming to BP. 

But one reason I thought of that I feel is probably a huge Achilles heel for many (I know it often is for me) is the abundance of contradictory information.