Sometimes street pressures can spike or sometimes your pressure regulator goes bad and you'll see leaks, but those usually occur first at joints and faucets.

Gearing more toward institutional, where institutional actually caused the spike and the problems.

prices have gone up for us here and I think they will not see any huge spikes but will continue to go up gradually.

I lucked out because here in Alberta we just had that kind of spike happen in the market.

I have never been considered "Happy Go-Lucky", but I honestly believe everything is going to be fine.I remember when the bailout came (which I wasn't a fan of) right on its heels was $630 billion that was being sent to the war.

Don't wear high heels, in case you have to make an escape.

@J Scott   not sure whats happening in the last 2 years. but when I went into the market 3 years ago I think it was one of the top places to invest at the down spike along with vegas and PHXWe did quite well.. some of the props we bought were never lived in and we bought them for 30 bucks a foot..

Literally, I've never been asked, not a single time, so the relationship is rock solid to the tune of 100% or nearly so.Don't get me wrong, you better bet people were howling to the moon about their rate in Summer 2018 and other times like that, but no one asks if I feel "guilt," or ever implies that I was a bad person or anything remotely similar, even when the spike is >25% in 1 year.

The vacation rental market is more stabilized in Big Bear so you won’t see large spikes in occupancy rate or nightly rate where as in the high desert, the vacation market is much younger and has more room for growth.In the high desert, with the right setup, properties are generating $10k/mo during the slow season which peaks in August.

There has already been a spike in members over night.