Liberals tend to forget that second part, which is an irony as it is a key part of Classic Liberalism (which is political ideology diametrically opposed to what today's liberals have become)."

It certainly does matter how you define hyperinflation...but the moderate drops described in the last several posts are not hyperinflation in the classical sense.

This is a classic thread of someone who loves to argue, and feels they have something to prove.

I'm sure you've read about the classic market bubble that developed with Dutch tulips.

Also, I have a blog post up on the "Classics of Landlord Lit" and also "Clues to Finding Long Term Tenants"....

Volume 1 is a classic.

Finding the Deals•Place this classic ad in your local paper’s real estate section to appear on Sunday: If you can afford to run 7 days a week, then you won’t miss any sellers who need to act fast, Negotiate with the newspaper for a better rate.

MikeOH has some classic posts on appearance of "freaks" that are worth reading (just for laughs if not for the educational points being made):http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/14637-how-do-you-screen-prospective-tenants-http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/51233-legitimate-reasons-for-turning-down-a-tenanthttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/35683-are-you-allowed-to-screen-tenants-by-appearance-or-dress-http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/28002-denying-prospective-tenants-accessEDIT: Almost missed this one, where MikeOH itemizes some of the stuff these "freaks" have:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/50376-would-you-rent-to-these-people-

Absolute classic!

The most common is FICO Classic 04, but others use FICO Classic 08, and then of course the proprietary ones used by the bureaus (TU has VantageScore, for example).