Regardless of any viewpoint, fact is we are not in January 2020 anymore, a time of extreme and global economic exuberance for the near term future.

It's by Raoul Pal who is one of the greatest global macro thinkers alive.

Expect prices to continue to rise in the months ahead towards the 2% - 3% annual pace of inflation that was in effect before the Coronavirus wreaked havoc on global economies.

It's very frustrating.Commercial loans have some nice rates too, but still bank-like in that they want to see tax returns, PFS, etc. and qualify a global DSCR (which is not unlike DTI). 

He's contributing to global trade, paying factory-line workers the world over.

Times are tough for a lot of people, it's not a good look.If you dismiss everything I just typed, and if you really feel this strongly about the issue, you should pay your property taxes under protest and sue your public school district for failure to provide, during a global pandemic, the services that you've come to expect. 

This is barring any macro national and/or global events causing the economy to falter.

However, the intrinsic Global manipulation of precious metal market(s) leaves me skeptical of any sustained rise above $50/oz in my life-time. 

And both of the ones am referring too, are done by the Economist mag. of Britain, one of which is entitled, "COVID-19:Why The Economy Could Fare Worse Than You Think/ The Economist", May 22nd, 2020, & the other one is entitled, "COVID-19: What Will Happen To The Global Economy?

I live in a home that i would like to make my first rental property, which needs a ton of work. my credit score wont allow me to finance a pack of gum, so im unable to get a heloc. and my job doesnt pay me enough to have a savings. i have been doing a few diy projects here and there but at this rate i will have my property ready for rent in 2040. any suggestions on what i can do to speed up my renovation project to get this house rented out sooner?