@David FaulknerWhen a correction hits, nobody is spared... it is just a matter of be on different waves...Listings in the cities that I have been watching like Sunnyvale, Los Gatos have all more than tripled compared to last year...

Yes proportionately, the population loss was small at .29%, but that's 32% higher than it was in 2015 (.22% loss) and more than triple what it was in 2014 (.09% loss) .

I would have to say, because if my trainings, I have tripled my networth within a 2-3 year period of time.The reason I am specifically directing these comments towards you, is because I have seen you post several times blanket statements against “guru” trainings.

And it's triple net, meaning he's responsible for all repairs, maintenance, pays my property taxes and home owners insurance.

But I can tell you I bought a 15 unit same time as I did my house house has tripled in value.  

While these examples are definitely applicable I'd propose they're extreme cases and hyperinflation can easily be defined as what the US experienced in the 1970's when consumer prices doubled and tripled in the span of just a few years.

Did miami's population triple from 2000 to 2004?  

It's worth the 25%, unless you live nearby and really want to handle that kind of stuff.Related to the bullet above: However much you think you will spend on capital expenses or repairs, triple it.

As I previously indicated, I structure deals completely differently and command a premium in "rent" payments that equate to a true triple net lease where all debt service, maintenance, repairs, etc., plus cash flow is paid for by the tenant.

Back in my younger days, I could put away a 4X4 animal style + a double double animal style, fries, and a chocolate shake to wash it down.Now the best I can do is a triple triple.God bless AmericaI second that motion.Looks like I will have to hit the drivethru tomorrow as well.