That has dramatically increased the likelihood of rent being in on the 1st instead of the 4th.

The battle lines are being drawn and for the first time non state agencies have the ability to dramatically shape the world.

They normally leverage their money with a bank to create a line of credit to dramatically increase returns.Here's an example:$100,000 cash at 12% annually is $12,000 (12% Cash on Cash Return or CCR)Now let's say you take your $100,000 cash and leverage it at a bank to secure a $400,000 line of credit.

There is already a new lead disclosure packet for contractors (the tenant disclosures have not changed).I think investors should be most wary about two things: (1)Any project funded by the federal governemnt on a residence that costs over $25k is considered abatement which is a whole new animal in terms of regulations (dramatically more expensive). (2)Peeling paint/dirty window sills in children under 6 bedrooms is really bad.

A drop in property values and tightening in the rental market and the likelihood you will get popped for a deficiency in case you can no longer make IO payments heightens dramatically. 

Should rates trend lower and fall below 6% I anticipate an even more dramatic influx of buying interest and activity.

They were all purchased before values increased dramatically, and I haven’t seen any deals near as good since the beginning of the year.

The firm, which owns Dove soap and Axe deodorant, as well as hundreds of other brands, is smelling the pain as lockdowns have led to a dramatic drop-off in sales for personal care items.

I don't want to sound dramatic, but this is a slippery slope and it has etchings of government confiscation of private property. 

The lives of those people will be dramatically changed, because they'll be able to now get to jobs that might be really difficult to get to by Marta's bus system.While Buckhead and Piedmont area will certainly capitalize, I think the cheap areas are going to double and triple in value before the high end areas will