I used to live in San Diego, so I've seen the prices increase rapidly throughout CA seemingly without rhyme or reason.I also have a software background and have explored the idea of creating an app, but I'd have to brush up on Android and I don't even know any Swift yet.

This is done, again IMO, to hide the US Dollars rapid devaluation.

The SE shoulder of Downtown is an Opportunity Zone and is already experiencing rapid redevelopment.

The area is rapidly appreciating - and projected to grow to be the largest city in the state.

Even if the Federal Reserve is as dumb as some people think they are, for rates to come down, they have to self-actualize the (potential, theoretical, future) damage being done to the economy, admit defeat, panic, and rapidly reduce rates.Guys - that is a bad bet in my opinion.

Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

Here is what I suggest to raise your score: 1. stop having consumer reports pulled so often2. stop having credit inquiries or group them only once a year in four days3. never close an account4. pay on time5. pay an extra ten dollars before the due date6. keep all credit cards less than 67% of line at all times or better less than 49%7. get the actual mortgage tri-merged report and have a lender who cares and knows how to explain each line, Sofi isn't going to do this.A tri merged report can be uprated/quick fix with a rapid rescore but this can also hurt your score if you do not have actual written proof from a line item that they made an error and will be correcting the tape they send to the repositories.

Growing rapidly looking for advice from others who have actual experience with something similar Maybe partner with a builders?  

Numbers of new licenses have been increasing rapidly over the past several years, not decreasing.

China is losing ground on that front rapidly.