I was just recently up there for a conference for the first time and was trying to get a gauge on the area.  

At the same time I learned and ran my commercial/residential pressure washing company as well.

With the slim chance I get sued, how likely is that a LLC will be able to  withstand the pressures of a attorney who is super motivated to squeeze every penny out of me?

Do you just look at the proportion of multifamily sales to sfrs to gauge that specific area?

I used the UC homes just to gauge if the market is stable or heading down or up.

That caused a bubble where the availability of risky financing put pressure on prices.

Considering the poop has not hit the fan yet I think we will see a higher probability of downward pressure on home prices in the near term.

If interest is a gauge of risk, which it is, then we are off balance.Now, I will admit, as I mentioned above, many loans did not experience principal forgiveness, so we can assume in some manner that does off set the overall impact that I am getting at here.  

Then after a year of inactivity you have to have the line pressure tested by the city.After talking it over with the paw in law I think we will pay the extra upfront to have a heat pump installed.

We have been on a 7+ year run and to think there is a 3-6 month blip I would have to disagreeI am not saying the world is going g to end and real estate it going to collapse but inflation is still 3x what they want it to be, the fed will continue to increase rates next year and we will see an uptick in defaults with larger supplies coming on the market with fiscal tightening from banks which will put additional downward pressure Just my 2 cents