It did not quite work out for me to repeat this pattern multiple times due to how the Colorado market fluctuated, but I now have two rental properties that were my primary residences when I got the original mortgages and when I got HELOCs on them, so I have access to capital that would otherwise be trapped. 

I know how to find in few ones but they don't follow the same pattern all the time.

It will probably follow a similar pattern, so a low key response is likely best.

Sometimes more and sometimes less based on many factors (see a pattern here).  

i see a pattern here....................lol.

@Barbara Ferrer,As for oil price patterns, I am not smart enough to figure out what the Saudi Arabia leadership will do, much less when. 

I don't believe the tenant in this situation can be held responsible for not respecting the lease because I see a pattern of the landlord not clarifying the rules.

What I mean by this is that every development typically follows the pattern where the residents are either the original owner or a buyer in some turnover cycle.

In Canada, you pay a percentage based on how long it was a rental (you lived in it for 3 years, rented it for 3 years, you pay 50% and when you calculate years it is based on calendar years, so Nov 2018-Feb 2020 counts as 3 years according to Canadian tax people).Normally prices are lower in the winter, but with covid things don't seem to follow regular patterns.

The rent just didn't follow the pattern for the West Loop neighborhood.