Inflation will erode the value of long-term, fixed-rate debt and extra payments will decrease adjustable-rate mortgages if that is how things are financed.  

Driving people out of where they live isn't a viable option, fighting the printing of money that causes inflation in housing prices is a better option for me.

Some wanted to sell, but at inflated prices, so it was a no go. 

Very odd the dinning room is carpeted because this room leads to the deck and the back yard..

It is interesting to consider the rate of rent change as an indicator of inflation or appreciation if you are a MF investor.

I wouldn't buy anything but would take things out of storage, and if the property was odd so that people would understand how their furniture could fit.

Do you think those people would be happy just putting money into a savings account or a certificate and earning a whopping 1% and if the inflation rate is 3% They just set themselves up to lose 2%.You can provide the opportunities for them to do what they are looking to do.

Some sellers try to inflate the sale price to receive a higher offer from a note buyer.

It's a bit odd!

For instance, an inflated appraisal.