That is what caused mortgage rates to plummet recently. 

I just hope the market doesn't plummet by the time they are done with the house in about a year or so. 

Pass-through Deduction: With the potential 20% deduction for pass-through entities on-the-table for 2018, the effective federal tax rate plummets from 39.6% to 29.6%.

By 2008 that number had plummeted to a little over 100,000.  

The reason banks freeze HELOC's is because they are generally in the 2nd position behind a mortgage which makes them very vulnerable to plummeting home prices since the mortgage has first dibs on any sale of the foreclosure of the home and this leaves the HELOC lender SOL.

If the business model focused on success of the customers, their sales would plummet. 

It gets too complicated when it is sub-metered, as a solar system typically can only be attached to one meter in order to gain the advantages of Net Metering.As solar prices have plummeted over that past 5 years, payback periods have become much shorter - especially as a business since you can depreciate the system (+30% Federal Tax Credit which reduces after 2019). 

Also, cost to build has plummeted and it’s finally being realized in materials.

I'll bet if you could remove the stranglehold that the NAR has on property management, eviction rates would plummet.

When the guarantees go away, occupancies could plummet.