Most LLs do not want to go through the trouble of legal evictions, so for something to get that far means the tenant dug his/her heels in and refused to come to some solution outside of court.

I think Aug-Sept will show a spike in short sales/foreclosures as people get snowballed by the forbearance option and want to be ready to jump in by that time. 

Meanwhile, some of our other rentals spiked and we increased rates.You need to start by identifying to what strategy you're using, who is your guest, and why are they staying there.

Supply is low and demand is at an all time high - and buyers are racing against the clock to beat rising mortgage rates.Two good articles to read up on regarding the local market:National Association of Realtors: Existing Home Sales Spike in JulyMiami Herald: South Florida Home Sales Rise by Double Digits in July

But it retains its eclectic, piecemeal, down-at-the-heels charm, which is part of the fun. 

We do not generally have the huge dips and spikes of other markets so it is more steady.

Very well-heeled borrowers are also getting portfolio loans for interest-only, but at low LTV's, and for borrowers so strong they practically do not need it.

I'm sure you'll be glad to get back- even with the spike in house prices. 

When they made the final four this year they out sold all the other schools for merchandise, even more than the Tar Heels!

They want to be right on the heels of UT Austin, Texas A&M, and Baylor.