It's not going to cause another 2021, 2022 spike.

This group of owners were pretty well heeled so all was ok according to him.Sounds like something that will require lots of research as you are going into a RE deal with a bunch of strangers where the rules aren't well spelled out.

Plenty of high-wage jobs to support the huge spike in home prices here, but much like Raleigh, it will be quite hard to find a deal without negative cashflow on the market.East Durham - East Durham is where I am currently looking to invest.

Their numbers are around 75-83% on arv and they are conservative in their rehab cost, you might spike an interest with them, call me for anything else and i could connect them to you.

Newer investors seem to think the next guy is going to fall head over heels for their garbage property because of spreadsheet numbers. 

That will spike the CPI which will piss off the fed. lol.

@Joe Kim these are valid points, increasing in value causing taxes to rise, recent flooding might caused spike in flood insurance premium, energy industry down turn and etc.  

In an effort to tame the spike in corporate bids, homeowner associations are "rewriting rules" so that houses stay in the hands of those who will live in them.Homeowner Groups Seek to Stop Investors From Buying Houses to Rent

(I have not attempted to offer any Rent to owns since the interest rate spikes.)Whats your thoughts?    

Electric can also spike in the summer with A/C.