The nicer areas are going to cost more but will not bring proportionally more rent.

That total sales number of $1.3b for the last quarter seems low.I guess we can conclude that a large proportion is not really active at all.The rest is full time but then the 80:20 rule applies to that portion.So overall I think it is more like 10% do 90% of the deals.Here in Aspen I would say the distribution is a little flatter.

The politics since 1913 have created this mess, and we've just been increasing a mess of huge proportions.

Rents haven't risen proportionally with property taxes and insurance so if you don't have cash flow........?????

In the event the real estate taxes attributable to the premises are raised for any future year under this agreement, Tenant shall pay each month an amount of such increase proportional to Tenant's portion of the premises in addition to the rent payment...MAINTENANCE & REPAIR.

But, they are not releasing the reo's in proportion to the reserves.

I realize that these do not truly tiny homes  but its hard to get permitting for much smaller. the  issue of cost is that plumbing and electrical infrastructure co the same regardless of the size home so that the  difference between >400 sqft. and  800sqft. is not that much proportionally.

If there is a big inflation curve, in theory the home prices and rents would both rise somewhat proportionally.

If it does not qualify under this standard, costs are split on a proportional basis by the number of business days and personal days.

That will depend on the proportion of taxes, interest and hoa fees to your monthly note...That's really not too bad.