Hey Matt,My own view is that suburban B neighborhoods will see the most selling pressure and possibly a slow motion train wreck over the next decade as boomers die.

During the pendency of the appeal, either party may file a motion with the county court to reconsider the amount of the rent that must be paid by the tenant into the registry of the court.So the tenant states they owe 0 and would not have to put anything in the registry unless I say otherwise.

If you ask me, we're in effect a slow motion version of Venezuela.

If you don't have one, a pretty cheap one is just a cell phone running a security cam app (like Alfred) with a motion detector.  

I've heard these stories from credible sources for decades (one occured on my street a few years ago): A moving van pulls up in front of a house in the middle of the day and movers in uniform load the contents of the house on to the van.

When your car is flying off of a bridge into a ravine in slow motion, capital gains taxes are NOT your number one concern. 

I would like to just go through the motions, make a little off of it and see how it all works out!

It simply gives the floor a uniform look.

It picks up any motion/activity at your door.

The entire addition is sloping uniformly away from the house at about 1 3/8" per 6' .