I never looked at it as being the one that feels the influence of the raising wave.

I doubt there will be much influence simply based on the information mentioned.

I think that's the wrong mentality, and even if you think you still want to give the perception of having a flat rate with everything (water, electric, sewer) included you should do something to start influencing behavior so that you can smooth out cash flow. 

These all influence what you're going to do.  

You can not change, but you can somewhat influence the opinion of the appraiser.

In my opinion, this trend will significantly influence the Missoula Market in the long-term.

I think it’s a terrible idea, let’s have an open platform devoid of any nanny-state influence.

You get to leverage their experience, net worth, connections, influence, etc.

Being on the cusp of a higher bracket would def influence my regular 401 contribution vs Roth 401 decision.

Or maybe there's a new paradigm/cultural shift where people have to be more independent thinkers because there are soooo many influencers around?