My only issue is it seems like they are inflating values and issuing letters that have certain requirements namely being the easement cannot be contingent on the deduction being allowed. 

If a place is going up suddenly as Atlanta has done in the last few years then it is more likely to be in a bubble than another city which has a been rising for a longer period even if the rise is overall substantially higher.  

I then look to grow my fund into a $100M fund within 10 years to parlay the growth into the banking industry.In my self storage business, I am focusing on acquiring an additional 40 self storage facilities in the next 10 years with the goal of either taking Social Self Storage public or being acquired by a self storage REIT.In my real estate investment business, I will be growing my portfolio to include an additional 500+ units in the next 5 years to hedge against inflation and to balance my lending business.In my wholesale business, I am currently working on automating the Chicago and Indianapolis markets to completely remove myself from the business within the next 18 months and will be scaling up to 10 properties sold per month per market.I am always looking for solid long-term business relationships, be it with experienced real estate investors who are in need of capital, equity partners looking to get a solid return on their money, strategic joint venture partners who are growth oriented, or foreign investors looking to hedge their U.S. currency holdings against inflation through the acquisition of U.S. cash flowing assets.Shoot me a line and lets start making some money together!

My loan underwriter for a condo unit purchase is requiring either 125% replacement coverage on the building policy or an inflation guard endorsement on the policy.

(Max 8" rise, min 11" tread depth).

This is good news because as rental rates rise, the CAP rates will also improve and it will further drive investor buying demand.

Margins are getting tougher with the rising prices of labor and all of the insurance costs. ...just a few loosely connected thoughts this beautiful Veteran's Day. 

, drop in value due to not being able to finance it, rising condo fees, the face that they may actually depreciate in real terms.  

Taxes, insurance, maintenance, capex...and if you don't make modest increases you are getting less in rent just through inflation. 

Slowly rise it 75 now and raise it 75 at the next lease renewal. hope this helps it sucks when you are not getting market rate rents.