Calculated, gradual investors win in the long run.

Personally I think they will rise to the $4.00 mark over the next couple of months and then the price will come back down gradually.

Although the effect has been gradual, these improvements also have an effect on performance.

If you're particularly sensitive to it, I don't see any point in making yourself miserable over it.The other thing about smokers is that apart from a very rare few that are somehow able to maintain a habit of only a couple a day without it gradually becoming more, most of us are addicted to it to varying degrees.

In my line of work, we either have ticket assignments or timeboxed activities as part of a larger project plan -- if those are slipping, we know immediately, and generally we know if people are slacking off or if there are actual constraints to completing said task.I believe you'll see more of a shift to WFH where possible, however, it'll be gradual.

Again, they don't cost much but now we can be sure they won't be leaks anytime soon.We have plans to renovate these houses gradually in the next few years. 

@Eric Severson Speedway has been gradually turning and know a couple of investors that do well there.

Also trying to find what best books to read on the subject and adjusting my work schedule to attend any near by REIA meetings.Really interested in learning wholesaling and then gradually moving into to rehabbing and owning rental properties.

If prices hold firm then I agree I think we will continue to see gradually increases in rents.

Then gradually, their cash flow pays them ALL down.