It's when we have sudden inflationary changes when things get unpredictable in the short term. 

Even in my time there I saw dunes getting swept away from unusual high storm surges - from the ocean and from the bay (Manila).  

He would just mark through it and tell them what they were proposing was illegal and that just because it was in the contract didn't suddenly make it legal.If you have a lease with the tenant that says proper notice needs to be given to enter the premises and the PM is saying "whatever" when it comes to this then does your contract with the PM void the one you have with the tenant? 

You need to know that the market could reverse very quickly, and you need to be ok with that if you are suddenly living in a home where value has dropped. 

(As a side note, I much more prefer Arnold's 160 Greatest One-Liners, definitely worth the watch.)A NEW BEGINNINGBut recently, Stockton has seemingly turned a new leaf, and suddenly found itself making headlines for all the right reasons:Stockton-Lodi Ranks No. 4 on top market list for 2018Council Takes Key Step On Plan For DowntownStockton Is Launching The First US Experiment In Basic Income47 Arrested In Massive Gang Sweep To Clean Up The StreetsHome Prices Nearly Doubled In This Surprising California CityStockton's Hot Housing Market May Spill Over Into DowntownAnd the list goes on and on... but pay particular attention to that last one...If you read in my article above about investing in Stockton I wrote nearly a year ago, I predicted that Stockton would really need to focus on its downtown area to attract Bay Area millennials who are trying to flee the expensive *** housing market there where only 25% of homes are priced under $500,000. 

Then all of the sudden one day it just all started to pay out.

I saw a lot of people who were "note investors" posting a lot about notes all of a sudden start posting about bitcoin. 

I can see how there would be great demand for electric, but cost definitely remains a huge limiting factor, as does options, variety, and tech advancement.I guess a lot of this comes down to timing - would a recession coupled with high oil prices cause a sudden increase in demand for electric which would then facilitate a faster advancement of electric auto technology and adoption?

Sign up to the daily Business Today email or follow Guardian Business on Twitter at @BusinessDeskBut property prices have surged in the north-west of England, with Blackburn recording the highest growth rates in the UK.Homes in the London borough of Wandsworth were fetching an average of £805,000 in January 2017 but this has now fallen to £685,000.Other London boroughs are also showing steep price falls.

I wouldn't touch it below 12% in a market where the growth isn't surging.