By the Fed putting more dollars out there, the economy will heat up even more, causing inflation. 

The “cap” will always be a % and not a fixed number, so you can count on the % likely tracking in proportion to inflation.

Given there's a foreclosure moratorium in place right now and interest rates are scraping zero, the property values are heavily inflated.

I'm all about escaping Wall Street, but inflation is eating up the value of cash right now.

With the current hyper inflation environment there is no doubt a recession is under way.

We found incomplete information, inflated occupancy and inflated size / available lots.

The building process slowed with the rising material costs with the COVID inflation, yet we still press on.

Due to inflation, despite higher appraised values; property taxes increased and this may impact our ability to maintain a positive cash flow on our Unit.

If not, then you can certainly raise rents, after all, taxes go up, costs of repairs go up, inflation goes up, so should rents.

The RDU/RTP market is incredibly dynamic due to low inventory for both sales and rentals, increasing costs and inflation, and increasing migration, so it might be good to hone in on some of these details to further narrow the answer on where you may want to be searching.