In The Big Short by Michael Lewis wrote “Watch for the level at which even nearly unlimited or unprecedented credit can no longer drive the housing market higher… a large portion of the demand at current prices will disappear if only people become convinced that prices aren’t rising.”Would others agree that interest rates are the market inefficiency right now?

Sea level is rising and Norfolk is sinking.

Do you see the the interest rates rising after the election and do you think it could negatively affect housing prices despite job growth with the opening of new casinos and stadium etc.?

With more and more homeowners benefiting from a rise in home equity after the last recession, it sounds like an interesting Link to Point's FAQ:https://point.com/how_it_works

According to HAR: "inventory levels continue to outpace last year, rising from a 3.5-months supply to 4.0 months.

Then you want to look at the state of the market in these desired areas and try to find up and coming areas that are on the rise for appreciation, being sure that the market is just starting to rise and is not already at a peak or in a decline.

If your corporation makes more than $50k, the tax brackets start rising quickly.

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Those increases coupled with rising interest rates are definitely going to put downward pressure on values and ROIs.

The valuation per unit will most likely rise as well.