If inflation (money supply) continues to increase, or worse, a more rapid decline in the dollar's valuation, where can investors safely invest large quantities of legal capital rapidly? 

People who can slip through the cracks know very little about money management and investment risk, but just won the lottery, received a large inheritance, or signed a major-league sports contract.

You're competing with investors from all over the globe who see Memphis as one of the best cities in the country to buy a house.It's all about supply and demand, and inventory is lower than it's been in years.

Looks like the minor league baseball team has pulled out, but other good news from the article below.The county says the cancellation of the stadium build won't impact other projects, including the Riverwalk expansion, Runyon Sports Complex expansion, and Main Street pedestrian redesign.https://www.krdo.com/news/minor-league-baseball-te...

This is a team sport. 

Bryan not a chance.In some micro markets things have always been stable and have the least problems to work through and are the first to recover.This has already happened with markets that didn't experience much of a dip to begin with.With 700,000 properties of shadow inventory and 4 million more foreclosure filings in the works I don't think we are anywhere close to being out of the woods.What would create a partial turn around is if the interest rates started rising and went into the 6's.That combined with the summer months would make many buyers jump off the fence because of fear of not acting.That would make the banks release more property in slow waves and get rid of some of the backlog in many areas.Most home builders won't start new ground projects and get permits until they see the bank supply going down.They will just work on custom one off builds for buyers who have cash.In my market I think we are a few years off from recovery.

And likewise, I don't want a cop who doesn't know how to do his job just so I can save a couple bucks on my taxes.Luckily, we have a system of supply and demand in this country that -- in theory -- should allow us to optimize for quality and cost when it comes to filling jobs.Btw, if your argument is that cops should be paid much more because they protect your life, then logically you'd probably have to agree that taxi drivers should get paid even more than cops, as you're more likely to die in a car crash than from random crime.Not to mention, using that logic, the guys that work at our water sanitation plants and sewage treatment plants should be getting paid a lot of money too, as contaminated water poses a great risk to health as well.

But, then again, I just read how the M3 money supply has been falling the last several months and the M2 is flat.

I asked the realtor to supply me the contact information of whom she had been corresponding with and copies of those emails.

If you are looking at SFR then rates will not have a huge impact as their sales prices are not based upon a cap rate but are based upon supply and demand, as the economy improves, rates will increase, home purchases for sfr still typically increases when rates are rising because of all the reason rates are rising.