Electric can also spike in the summer with A/C.

Now that interest rates have spiked, home prices are dropping, uncertainty abounds and I am assuming flip profits are decreasing, does it mean lower rehab costs?  

The energy cost spike has got me thinking about energy upgrades in my property and I came across the EmPower and Home Assist programs.

Electric can also spike in the summer with A/C.

In this context, that means that average turnover is nice to know, but what I really care about is whether or not I can weather the storm of a sudden spike in turnover rate- such as can happen after an 11 unit building becomes infested with bedbugs, for instance.

unless you are aware something major going on with HOA I would not be too concerned with it.when I say major i mean like a law suit or a definite spike based upon a major project they may be undertaking.if you need more help just PM me....peter

Maybe the eviction comes on the heels of a job loss and they feel powerless and the destruction is not about the landlord, but about the tenant wanting to feel in control of something. 

On the other hand, places like NYC and LA are maintaining their population mostly though a mass influx of low wage/low education immigrants while the more well heeled leaving.

Well, the market has taken a fortuitous spike and the property now worth between $230K and $260K.   

Has the water bill spiked?