Also, the meters come in handy when tracking down water consumption spikes.

Interesting to see the spike in Dec, I guess people want to move into a new home before Christmas/New Year.

Here's headlines from today:"Texas orders bars to close as coronavirus cases spike""Fed caps dividend payments and suspends share buybacks for third quarter after stress test" (banks)Its very uncertain out there.  

If you buy as an LLC it will have to be a commercial loan & will spike your interest rate.

I would suggest putting in some kind of spikes or landscape rocks to damage the truck if he drives on the lawn, or hire a couple bikers to go have a "talk" with this guy.

And that was a big spike, check out the gold spot chart for the 13th: http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html (the red line designates the 13th)I believe in Schiff's beliefs, whether you do or not is great, but he was right last time...

When interest rates spike, banks have people that just comb through records to be able to call loans to re-lend the money to someone else at a higher rate, or to force a refi with the LLC at a higher rate.

The last multifamily purchase I did was in 2013 and it was shortly thereafter that values spiked.

We've already seen a substantial spike in forum posting.

It's feedom of speech to hold dog fights and film them, and it is freedom of speech to crush small animals under spike heels and film their death.