Were heading for hyper inflation, which is shocking, but true.

Therefore, the rationale used to avoid reasonable alternative methods was mostly manifested.Briefly ignoring the hypothetical doomsday timeline created by the current Treasury Secretary, the actual need for $700 billion is an artificial amount that conveys more shock value or an extreme willingness to solve the problem rather than a strategic plan.

When someone makes a statement like the quote here it makes me think they are just making a "shocking statement" intended to raise curiosity.

I speacilize in selling apartment complexes and we need to look at the preliminary numbers before we consider moving forward.

The preliminary work (or "pre-construction") that is required for this project has already begun - such as the re-routing of certain roads, and demolition of buildings (churches) that sit on or near the construction site.Over these past few months, I've been sort-of "canvassing" the area - snapping photos of the area before it begins to change dramatically.

Some people will argue against being put off by condo fees but in my mind these are a proxy for the cash flow shocks you would experience managing a single family home, duplex or similar.

I am originally from RI and work there, so I'm quite familiar with the area; I was shocked that I actually saved money in taxes/insurance moving to "Taxachusetts." ;-)I know several RIers looking for work, so that's also a consideration and reason for lower rents, due to the higher unemployment.How are things going with your student rental?

Growing up, one of my best friends was stationed in San Diego and he said it was a real culture shock in the cost of living difference.

I'd get your wallet prepared - you will likely spend a shocking amount of money rehabbing a historic home in a historic district.

My supervisor & his boss was shock.