Wired for The Gig City, watch the sun rise over the Downtown Skyline.

This is rising at $0.50 a year until it reaches $15 an hour. 

There was a rise in the market during an oil boom, a massive flood, and people bought homes due to the lack of available rentals.

Granted, the banks are not likely to call the loans in the current market environment, but if interest rates rise substantially in the future, I could see the banks having a temptation to call those notes.   

The dues are included in the total operating expenses and did just see a rise in dues to $414.

Heavily reliant on information from Bigger Pockets and other additional sources, I found my knowledge and confidence levels begin to rise to the point I felt this could be something I could actually do.

Sea level rise will obliterate New York and the Post you heard it from me first!

Pittsburgh is absolutely not hit bottom in fact its on the rise and has been since about 2010.

There may be some place that are slowing and some that are continuing to rise.

@Brian Hall It is a beautiful area but prices have been rising there.