Imagine a college type party house with music, lots of people, more than likely some alcohol etc...in a neighborhood with elderly people across the street and a generally quiet neighborhood.

For some it is just a means to be able to run a restaurant or make music.

It's like musical chairs and this will keep driving prices until the market finds an equillibirium between supply and demand, which all free markets will do over time, but since supply and demand are not that flexible it has to be price that will reduce demand until we are balanced.Milwaukee is also seeing a little bit of an increase in imigration due to climate change: smoke, fires, drought, hurricanes, floods, fresh water - in combination with remote work and low cost of housing compared to most of the country.

I try to utilize that time to learn something vs just mindlessly listening to music.

Or if your current LLC does file it's own tax return you could sell as the old LLC and buy as a new LLC that is disregarded to your old LLC.It's a huge game of musical chairs with so much potential and pitfalls. 

I can cajole contractors to work every day but I give in on some things that yes I would never want in my house, such as loud polka music. 

This inflation is partially or even mostly being driven by government money, so what happens when the music stops and everyone runs for a chair? 

As inventory increases, competition for homes may soften, and could even bring a moderation in sales prices, which, after 114 months of year-over-year gains, would be music to the ears of homebuyers throughout the country.

I went to Humber for my Bachelor in Jazz and Contemporary Music, and I currently work with the Canadian Armed Forces as a musician.

@Karla Simmons 'duet' is a term used in music and not REI-I hope it stays that way.