COVID lockdowns and supply shortages tanked keeping renovation schedule - lost 4 months due to that, and that is lost rental revenue because we couldn't renovate the last space until renovations were complete on the then vacant space for the existing tenant's move.

If we're thinking globally, I imagine Kuala Lumpur would be attractive in that situation. 

If you're counting on the college town to supply tenants, this might not be the year for that.

If the dollar value is dropping and things are getting more expensive independently for other reasons (supply shock, decreased production/consumption) they should be compounding factors but I am not sure.

As labor supply dwindles, prices go up.

Supply and demand.

The U.S has been driving the global markets the past decade and the cyclical nature of markets suggests that it may be time for foreign stocks to outperform the U.S for a while.

The economy might suck for a while, but the Fed and global central banks more broadly have made a major policy shift over the last year, especially since COVID, they are opening the floodgates and intend to let the economy "run hot" above their "target" inflation rate for the forseeable future.

ABC Supply Co, Henrichs Commercial Properties, Dollar General Co and Amazon have all done major amounts of private investing into the area.

I heard you can itemize your expenses to do a 1 year depreciation total but it needs to be supplied with a cost study done by an engineer.Thoughts?