Same old "sky is falling" scenario...things go up...things go down...people get in...people get out...people with timelines and resources long enough and large enough to ride the waves and stay put ordinarily very wealthy by doing so. 

Appliances are in short supply we have had to buy used and even repair existing ones when ordinarily we would have replaced them.

I currently have a house that would ordinarily rent for $1,800 but I'm renting it to a company for $3,600.

The ocean is a very big place and it takes a long time to move troops.

Then it is your job through deductions and other means to keep your tax bracket low so this is below the 23.8% that is taxed for capital gains ordinarily.

Most advisors that work for the bigger advisory firms are not being compensated for real estate advise, hence its not ordinarily in the best interest..Obviously there are cases where it would be.

Ordinarily, the borrower would also have taxable debt-forgiveness income of $20,000 ($220,000 minus $200,000).

After World War II, Russian troops occupied Austria .

Ordinarily... that might be a problem!  

I do not ordinarily refund security deposit money to the person moving out...the roomates must work that out among themselves.