I would think rapid home appreciation would make folks more likely to rent since housing prices may be too expensive, but figured I would ask.

Your existing tenants probably can't afford market rates and they will resent you for trying to force them up that high, even if you do it incrementally. 

I am looking for anyone with STRs in the Grand Rapids area that might have recommendations for a cleaning company, handyman, or lawn service company.

These people seem to think that the ‘stories’ of a process that you must go through are made up by boring people who just aren’t born to succeed and are quick to tell you of many a person who has enjoyed a rapid ascension to success.

Also, the rapid debt but it was mainly the 10 times pulled, per the other local banks.

Of course the good aspect of the L.A market is that when prices appreciate they historically have appreciated pretty rapidly.

I love all of them, Loveland was a small city that in the past few years has been growing rapidly.

The balance of your corporate credit comes in $500,000 increments and takes about 30-45 days.

The first comment says it all"Chicago is losing population overall, but it's a huge City, and the neighborhoods that are adding apartments are growing rapidly in both population and jobs.

Rents are getting pretty dang high and cities may try and attempt to mitigate the evil gentrification by trying to stifle rapidly increasing rents.