We have to rise to the occasion.

All of the major LA analysts are showing increasing demand, rising rents and vacancy rates at all-time lows for industrial property (among everything else).I'm interested in learning more about the product type.

I'd assume that whoever was dumb enough to think that digging up a lawn is the best way to make a mud pit (whatever happened to the good ol' fashion inflatable pool arena like the one in Animal House?!)

Appreciation (generated by inflation, demand for properties and forced via rent increases)3.

If she can rise to those expectations there are always rewards - frozen yogurt, an extra park trip...you get the idea.  

It reminds me of a ski lift ride I took up at Whistler in the mid 80s nice Canadian couple were going to wait until the Chineese quite buying and causing prices to rise in Vancouver...

USAA had two great features (1) online data entry allowed for plug and play changes to coverage terms and recalculation of the impact on the premiums (2) you can adjust the dwelling policy limit (within a range) rather than just getting stuck with some inflated cost estimator.  

. - you may be able to purchase a rental before the demand curve accelerates and prices rise.  

We invest in areas were appreciation is higher than inflations.

I've been seeing duplex/ triplex's selling between $30,000 - $60,000 and getting rents above $1,000.These properties will more than likely never appreciate and the quality of tenant is suspect, but rents will rise with inflation and finding something that hits the 2 percent rule is commonplace.