My wife is apt to get upset if she finds me sitting naked in front of the computer.

If somebody is upset over that small increase it is unlikely they have 2500-3000 it takes to move (deposit, first month + moving costs).

So having regular inside inspections is to prevent/catch that 1% - in my opinion, it's not worth the hassle and upsetting good tenants to prevent that 1%.  

The NAR is calling it a victory because the CDC can't continue kicking it down the road for another year or more. 

Yes, I agree that bubbles or property growth rates are affected / capita / interest rates / income or spending power of individuals...South Africa is an interesting example of such so called bubbles:During 1978-2002:1981 prices dropped due to political upsets, sanctions.Very unstable times.1994 dropped 10%1996 at lowest.2000 stabalized and started growing with 10% constanly for 4 years.thus 30% in 2004.Now its about back to 10-17% anual growth as an estimation by financial institutions.Thus, if you baught a house in the 1980's, you will only now start gaining equity and that would've been a 20 year wait at least.

I'm also getting a little discouraged and somewhat upset with myself about how long it is actually taking.

Hi Victor, I am located in Winter Springs and also Buy and Hold/Flip in the Orlando Area.Let me know if you have any questions or need some help.

However they get upset that I'm not like spilling every last step out,  helping them on a one-to-one basis,  that I redirect them to become investors or if they know buyers,  or giving them all my contacts.

At first she was upset but then she came around and is somewhat supportive. 

I get very upset with family and friends that do not understand capitalism and free market, that leads to competition that’s USA.If they are planning to wipe out all the college loans then will they refund my father that put both of his sons in college and paid for all of it?