The upgrades will play into the rent adjustment and I'm never down more than a month.True, I may be navigating right into a tidal wave of change/uncertainty - depending on how far CA goes in making this more difficult on RE investors.

We will see when and if the wave of NYers ends.

The U.S. economy grew at a lackluster annual pace in the final three months of 2020 as a record wave of coronavirus cases stunted our recovery, pushing out the timetable for a broader rebound until later this year.

Their prediction is that we may be in for a large market correction, and a possible wave of foreclosures hitting the market.

I did this primarily to diversify away from paper investments and to ride the appreciation wave.

It simply goes in waves. 

What if he later gets some professional advice of his own and concludes that you treated this business relationship wrong, and he then starts making waves?

I have done a live in flip once and I was lucky (and clueless) and rode the appreciation wave.

If your doing a medium size kitchen its usually enough they wave the shipping.

When people talk about a future "tidal wave of foreclosures" because of COVID, one of the things I think is "even if we do see a tidal wave, most investors won't see the benefits of it the way they think they will."