Dev Paul based on what multiple people have said on your post, you need to take a serious look in the mirror and ask yourself why it’s even rational to consider investing in “If it moves we tax it and if we don’t tax it yet we probably eventually will” People’s Republic of California!

The increase is from $50/unit due to the "Clean water Atlanta" project, which mirrors the numbers you mentioned.They compare Atlanta to NY, and if my tenant's usage approached the average usage, I'll be paying almost as much as you.

A lot of this theoretical rent money might prove to be: largely smoke and mirrors?

Loans became famously available to anyone who could for a mirror.

For example, think of a "mirror-like" duplex, but remove the range from the one of the "kitchens" (still have a fridge and sink in both "kitchens"), and add a door that connects the two units, that way you can say that it's still a part of your house.

I had mirror doors and have already replaced them for frosted glass, I still have to rearrange the shelves as they are visible through the glass.

Watch Black Mirror episode "Nosedive" on Netflix. 

Was the reason for their following generation being smaller than the proceeding generation and That north America has a mirrored demographic that could put us economically in the same position.

Of course, you never know for sure except in the rear view mirror. 

Rearview mirror hindsight is a great mentor, and although I don’t regret doing it I realized sometime later that the drawback of recasting is I ended up trading fluidity for equity.