Hello all, We are renting a home and fell in love with it,the problem is that it is for sale and there has been a spike in interest in it lately.

Hopefully that will keep you feeling warm & fuzzy the next time the price of natural gas spikes.

Ours is very different as we see a spike in rental between February and May and it has been that way for 5 straight years.

Worlds worst tenants" is a "fake" show on the Spike network that depicts very real scenarios and is great for knowledge,and"The Super" is on the HDNet if you have DTV.

I'm not making a prediction, but make sure you can get out of your deals in 6 months or less and you should be able to handle any inflationary spikes.

Even if the end pension fund buyer thinks the homes are worth that much, are they confident that we haven't seen a temporary spike in home prices?

If values spike up in the next few years, you will probably be sued with the claim you took advantage of them.

This has caused interest rates to spike up to the high 4's which has caused alarm on deals.The lenders I talk to say that they believe rates will fall back down some after these concerns ease up.

I feel a little bit like Chicken Little as I keep predicting a sharp spike in inflation that never seems to come, but I think we will see a spike in inflation in the not too distant future.

I'm still very new to all this but from some research it seems a few spots like the 19th ward in the city have been revitalized and in turn a spike in real estate growth has appeared.