Plus as long as they keep the faces blotted out i think it's perfectly safe.

Chart 5: The Deflationary SpiralGood question - counterintuitive answer:Contrary to common belief, rising commodity prices can in fact be deflationary so long as demand for such commodities is relatively inelastic, which is usually the case for basic necessities such as heating oil, petrol, food, etc.

Welcome to the site, Kristen B. ! Lots

Matt when I get comps that are a little bit different I use a trick I learned about a month ago which is adjusting on the difference in sq ft and/or number of b/b, lot size, year built, and also you have to take into account what type of terms were on those comps when they sold.

So the gaps between those bubbles is shrinking and pretty soon, the map will be blotted out with bubbles and make it impossible to start a new Airbnb property.

It's a Rorshach test in that like the psychologist's ink blot test, what you think of it depends on one's unique vantage point.I'll generalize a bit here, but many folks from the coasts are used to very high housing costs and can't quite buy into the idea that a $50K house doesn't have to be in a bad neighborhood.There's a community near me with $50K median price houses, $50K median household income and average monthly rent of $900 - $1100.

.* * *BTW, when I lived in DC, it would take me a [b]lot[b/] longer than 20 minutes to travel from Silver Springs to south of 495.

Alcohol, petrol, food, transportation... stuff you know that people will always need.

If you're going to email it, of course blot out the account number for security purposes.

Not only did I pay off the entire loan, but I also had $40,000 leftover and a rental property producing weekly income (covers my petrol bill!).