I'd say it's more likely that they're kept artificially low through the 2016 election season...

Interest rates, stock prices, employment and real estate seem to be closely tied together and if you ask me stocks are currently artificially inflated by money being printed like crazy, while wages have not kept up with the rising cost of living (including real estate).  

But not everyone needs the Ramsey medicine, just like not everyone needs to join AA, some people can have a beer and not get blackout drunk.

I tend to see stolen light bulbs, smoke detectors, hydraulic door closers (yes), shower curtains and shower curtain rods, toilet paper spindles, medicine cabinet glass/wood shelves, window blinds, they also tend to break ceiling fans.

No, access to preventative medicine for the sake of being healthy and having access to affordable procedures so I don’t have to file a BK or have a go fund me is a necessary justice.

With loan forbearance and this being a likely temporary set back in the economy I don’t think we’ll see anything close to 08 as the market fundamentals of artificially propped up prices simply aren’t there along with over supply.

The sky isn't falling, but it's definitely not rainbows.If we truly are in a natural, non-artificially inflated upswing in the market, that will be very unfortunate. 

Alabama is one of the lowest property tax states; however, Huntsville specifically has appreciated rapidly over the past 10 years, so assessed values are artificially low... and a re-assessment will result in huge property tax numbers vs. in-place numbers. 

Broker's commonly underwrite expenses low to artificially inflate estimated returns. 

Hello BP,I own a quadplex 4 unit multifamily in a state where marijuana is not legal in any capacity (recreational or medicinal); and one of my tenants (A) has mentioned marijuana smells coming in through the vents shared among all units.