It spikes at the start of every season, and then trickles down a bit, and repeats itself.

This area has already seen a huge appreciation spike over covid times, and with these projects in the works it certainly isn't going to slow down.Here are links to the articles:https://www.phillyvoice.com/am...https://www.phillyvoice.com/ph...

Yup, rates are spiking this week for whatever reason.You would need to read the language in your specific contract.

There's probably at least a couple flippers in your area that are hosting meetups (depending on weather / how bad the covid spike is right now).But if you've never flipped a home before, books/youtube can only take you so far.

Factor In your costs which have just gone up over the past week (mortgage rates have just spiked quickly by .50) and you are probably looking to net a profit of 40k on a million dollar purchase assuming 200k down.

Those measures resulted in an immediate spike in the M2:M2 money supply graphBut since then, the Fed has continued to increase its balance sheet (in ways that are beyond my ability to explain), and that is why you see the M2 is now increasing at a much faster rate than historically.

I didn't raise rents during 2020 because of covid and prices locally have spiked.

So what’s causing the spike here?

IF the water use spikes in one month, there may be a leaking pipe or running toilet.

You can also put up bird spikes to keep them out.