So right now, they got our inspection reports to show others and still says it's 3200sf on the listing, while we are losing all those fees amount to $1000 paid solely because of the inflated square footage.

So right now, they got our inspection reports to show others and still says it's 3200sf on the listing, while we are losing all those fees amount to $1000 paid solely because of the inflated square footage.

Contractor delay, mother nature, inflation/interest rate, Market condition, and have a backup plan/Exit Strategy. 5.

LA is about same as NYC to me so far, since they are both dense metro areas with mostly inner-city type properties with already inflated prices that someone or the other quickly grabs up. hardly anything sits on either market, as opposed to outer counties in either area where market and rent isnt so prime.

Inflation has only dropped my .1% and Feds are ready to do whatever it takes to drop that.

Anyone want to try to find a market that has appreciated less than inflation that has averaged better ratio for property purchased in 2000 or 2012 than the average for San Diego? 

What is inflation?

You're going to be putting 20% down to purchase the property, if you're buying near a school your costs are going to be inflated and you're going to end up spending $200k minimum on a property. 

My appreciation will probably barely keep pace with inflation. 

Does this change with the possibility of higher inflation?