If inflation spikes, then i’d think the rent would also increase.

Houses spiked initially in appreciation and then dropped a little.

I think the housing market is overvalued by about 40% up here and I'm expecting a 30% drop in prices and a spike in foreclosures.

This could be an open window, which would cause a spike in heating bills during the winter.

If you purchase in the inner harbor or a nice part of the 83 Corridor like Hampden and its a place with parking and ample square footage to the point it could be a spacious 4/2.5 or 4/3 or 4/3.5with good finishes your arvs spike upto over 400k. 

I think Kathy Wood (May 2021) nailed it WRT commodity prices in general and I don't see a replication of lumber price spikes that we saw this spring.

A few things that are impacting supply and demand and the recent 20% spike in housing prices here: 1) investors swarmed our market from 2010-2017.

I am on the opposite side of @Collin H. when talking about a bubble, to me it's just the beginning of a spike in inflation that based on interest rates and money added to circulation can't slow down until the FED winds back on not only interest rates but QE and they aren't likely to try both at once so we are looking at another 3-5 years of craziness in housing and stocks, but who knows maybe there is some other unforeseen circumstance that Government can try and stimulus it's way out of.

One of my Properties taxes spiked a whole 43% this year.

Hello,New to this forum and this is my first post. I am a current home owner with 4 acres of land in Knoxville, TN. I bought this home 3 years ago. I haven't had an official appraisal done yet but websites I've checke...