@Patrick Philip Philip sample is dramatic!

The risks of getting bad tenants goes up dramatically when you price too high.

Coverage can vary dramatically even within the same insurance company.  

The settlement is not nearly as ground-shaking or dramatic as the reporting on it wants the public to believe IMO.

The price difference is just so dramatic.

Ours has changed dramatically the past 15 years.

Everybody, the law has changed dramatically about tax lien foreclosures in Alabama.

These hazards have the potential to dramatically raise insurance premiums, which could negatively impact rental properties' cash flow.

This has had a net positive effect on mortgage rates with prime Government and Conventional (FHA/VA) often beginning with a 5 in the front and some DSCR rates now in the 6%'s...The on the ground response is likely a dramatic increase in buyer activity/competition.

Steady appreciation: While not experiencing the dramatic spikes of some markets, Midwest real estate has shown consistent, stable growth over time.3.