(Think The Shining when the elevator doors open.)  

As long as the job market and economy is stable, the fed will continue to keep rates elevated and liquidate their huge balance sheet (from excessive government stimulus) for as long as they can.

When I talked to him today he advised me that the market is elevated right now and in his opinion it isn't the best time to buy right now.So my question is, When is the right time to buy?

My understanding is that FEMA chooses an area and makes their flood maps based on elevation.

Based on my high test scores, I am currently on a list presumable in the top 25 percentile for a local elevator union awaiting an open apprenticeship position.

Louder conversations can be heard as muffled speech, I often use the heat pump to drown it out.

Those that don't want to deal with elevators and want their own space, a condo won't do.

I'm using a conventional 30 year residential loan but it is at a slightly elevated interest rate since it's an investment property and I won't be living in the dwelling.Also, how are you tagging people in your posts?

Is it upstairs with no elevator (hard to rent), on the back side down below and not street side (harder to rent).   

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