Someone can probably do a deeper dive and tell us the reason home price appreciation slowed down in 1980-1982 was because of the spike in mortgage rates.

Fannie/FreddieI wouldn't necessarily say "lose-lose" since they've been bailed out for their terrible lending practices in the recent past, but they're certainly in a precarious position when interest rates spike since people are paying back their debt with cheaper dollars. 

When rates spike as they do now, RMBS investors (and mortgage REITs) get left holding the bag so to speak.

Seems to me some  students may be headed to a very difficult tax audit following his advice.You may see a spike in business. ;-)You da man! 

On the high school level economics guess, you would see prices spike. 

There are a lot of things that have contributed to the spike in used car prices and companies like Carvana are one of them.

This isn't the first time in history rates have spiked.

And unless the US economy is doomed, I don't see those interest rates continue to spike for 3 years straight.And for me, is too good to be simple.

Tenant didn't have a pool, so the huge spike raised an eyebrow.

I've checked market demand in those market has the most interesting interesting spike I've ever seen.