Agree with a lot of this - one of the most frustrating things is the mainstream "wisdom" and messaging that inflation can be caused by monetary policy and the Fed only and that somehow fiscal policy and other political decisions have no effect, when I think the opposite is mostly true.Worried inflation is back on the upswing primarily due to energy costs which were suppressed this last 12 months or so from SPR draining.The upside(maybe?)

CA Supreme Court just ruled the city suppressed the environmental impact report and will need to do it again to make citizens fully aware of the impact of development, while the developer has an ongoing damages suit to exercise their right to build.

Here is what I know of Velocity Banking and what me and others I personally know have done with it so far:Paid all consumer debts and put balance onto line of credit with simple interest (Easy to have balance owed in one place)Moved from using checking account, getting no real interest, to line of credit (PLOC, HELOC).What it does:     When we get paid, we put our whole pay check into the Line of Credit, suppressing the balance. 

The government is suppressing the price (look into futures contracts and suppression).

I am currently waiting for the Business Plan and the information package along with financials etc, but trying to act proactively, as I don't have any International Loan contacts.As you may have heard, property prices in Greece have been plummeted, so any loans offered in this suppressed economic environment are considered as solid loans, as the real property price is much higher.If you have a source that can accommodate this type of loans, we can both make money as I can provide a steady stream of deals. 

That's getting a subsidy via wage suppression -- force down rents in order to be able to keep wages down.So, no, I cannot abide by "keeping housing affordable" as an excuse to ban/regulate short term rentals.

Nope, and I don't need fire suppression if I am below 12,000 sf of any building.​

That being said, the high hoa fees will suppress your future real estate value (I’ve seen some as high as almost 1k a month in the area), just run the numbers though.

Yet the allure of the mythical high income but tax-free life is so strong that you suppress your common sense.Ok, rant over.

I've been doing some research and apparently, the courts can "suppress" records of eviction proceedings for cases that are pending (the ones where eviction has been granted will show in the background check, (I hope and think).