So, their finances aren't set up to handle sudden large increases to their largest monthly bill.

The changes could be sudden, like doubling of rent when renewing a lease, or someone opened up a laundromat a block away can affect margins.

If you buy a $400,000 property and it recognizes 10% appreciation in one year, you suddenly made $40,000 in one year off of $80,000 if you put 20% down.

The music is suddenly going to stop.

This surge has driven property prices up and attracted more folks to the city for work.

Surprisingly both of the houses I have with Spartan have all of the sudden been slow to pay.

Remember, they are already in violation of lease, so why would signing another agreement make them suddenly honest people?

Also, the costumer service at Stessa has been going down hill and this sudden move to charge without warning took the cake.  

So every 3 years, suddenly you won't be able to open the file that is downloaded from your bank.I simply assume that I"m going to upgrade my QB regularly, but I only do it every 3 years, never every year.

Ok so what if we see a big surge in rents that shore up the gap!