When I do start raising the rent, I will most likely do it gradually, rather than all at once.

Are you primarily focused on Cash Flow, Accelerated Appreciation, Gradual Appreciation or (like most) a mixture of two?

As your continue to do more and more houses, you'll gradually gain more experience and be able to develop accurate estimates quickly and confidently!

Rather, I think it will be a gradual process, which could leave inflation high, and out of the Fed's control to reduce with interest rate hikes in the near-term.

You could show him the comps and make it a gradual increase to get to market or slightly below say within a year?

5) If your plumber turned the building water back on, did he do so slowly, allowing any water that had drained out during the repair to refill gradually, or did he just open the valve fully all at once?

And gradually over time your credit limit will increase and your credit score will also increase.Oh, and another option I just remembered while typing this is to look into a multinational bank.

I don't think prices will drop drastically like 2007-2008, but rather a more gradual shift to more reasonable prices in response to the interest rate rises and increase in supply.

What is happening is the Market stabilizing and the comps will not let it drop drastically, if it does it will be gradually on until it stabilizes. 

Which allowed me to keep most of my cash and gradually do improvements.