The Mortgage Professor also has calculators to tell you the breakeven amount of time to hold to the second decimal place.

You do well to sell now while market is still strong, invest in some good RE education (Fixer Jay Decime, Mike Cantu, David Tilney, Jack Miller, John Schaub) and strongly consider investments closer to home once you've created a written plan. 

Again, this is 1/10th of 1%, so move the decimal over 3 places and the multiplier becomes .1751.If you have a $100,000 unit that is owner occ, the math is as follows;$100,000X 4%= $4,000X .1751= $700.40But if this is a rental property and the rate is 6% then;$100,000X 6%= $6,000X .1751= $1050.60That is a difference of $350.20 annually.  

Don't publicly shame her anywhere or she may get you for decimation of character.

They pretty much decimated the stock.

From decimal fractions one book ran on onto logarithms, the use of mathematical instruments, operating the chain, circumferentor, surveying by intersections, changing the scale of maps, leveling, methods for mensuration of areas.

We all seem to have forgotten about how over-leveraging decimated 10s of thousands of people a few short years ago.Brew your own coffee, brown bag your lunch, drive a beater and stay out of malls and clubs while working 2 or 3 jobs.  

If I did that on the property I’m currently in escrow for I would’ve purchased a house with major structural problems that would’ve decimated my numbers.

Coming in late here to defend both my city and proper decimal placement...a .0013 chance is 1 in 769, not 1 in 76.

I expect that trend to continue, do i think cities will be decimated, no but around the margins i would bet on suburbs and exurb's.