If there are dramatic changes in terms from the prior agreement, they should be discussed early on to ensure she does want to stay.

So be smart and selective and dramatically cut down on your monthly spending is the first step.

If I have pick a year of comparison I would say we are at the end of '06 - sales are just starting to drop dramatically and prices are just reaching peak (I'm in Boston so a low supply market, so less downward pressure so far).

We clearly got a boost from Covid - I don't think there is any question there, however, I don't think we are going to see a dramatic scale backwards either.  

As the prices have dramatically been going up over the past year.

It has had a good rental history and it's value has also gone up dramatically, over the last 7 years, ~87% (bought for $255K, current Zestimate ~$480K).

REFIs are still available so its not a credit freeze but cash flow will change if rents did not go up dramatically to cover the increase in cost of capital..

This is going to go up dramatically soon as the industry is maturing very quickly, it is driving innovation and there are many significant benefits such as, time, budget and quality.

@Scott WilliamsonIt’s not about the permits - are you referring to more unlicensed contractorsAlso we are seeing fix and flips in our area and now having dramatic price drops so they are not making any money.

You can sort them for real emergencies and skip the dramatics.