If the Fed pushed overnight rates to zero and nominal 10 year rates went negative it would mean the deflationary environment is accelerating - which mathematically would mean "real" rates are rising and the risk premium on loans would spike.

We've recently had very low (<1%) vacancy rates and a spike in rents, but I think it will ease.

If interest rates spike then we could see a decrease in prices since without wage growth there is only X dollars a month to make the payments.

@Hai Loc the low interest rate is spiking.

Home ownership is very low by historical standards, and there is a real chance that millennials aren't going to run out and buy houses, since they pretty much came of age during the financial crisis.I predict that our next recession will be cause by a spike in inflation. 

Some of the information is state specific, but there are a lot of federal programs you and your residents may be able to take advantage of.On a side note, we have seen a tremendous spike in rental candidates interested in our available units.

Is everyone else seeing large spikes of impressions and views?

You are buying at a bad time, the 10-year has spiked significantly due to the bad inflation report.

As  you look for Condos to invest in realize that most are on the market because the seller knows of a major renovation coming up that will spike the HOA fees.Even if this spike is temporary it can do huge damage to your cashflow.

My bet is a leak with that big of spike and recent rehab of the home, I suggest a thorough check.