Property usually appreciate with inflation.

I would assume that for most of you that your water, sewer, gas, etc. bills have outpaced inflation the past few years and as other nations compete for natural resources, I think that trend is going to continue.

The government is spending TRILLIONS of dollars they don't have and this WILL result in high inflation, if not hyperinflation.

This is something you often see on commercial high rises on exit doors to prevent people from propping them open.

I think the unemployment rate will continue to worsen, foreclosures continue to rise.

As a retirement strategy with the Fed doubling the monetary supply, you have to realize that a repeat of inflation above the 1970s era levels is likely.

We should also make energy more expensive to the public right when there will be the rising tide of a commodity crunch.If he is going to balance the budget, we are quite possibly going to see all sorts of tax laws change.

A minimum wage is an artificially inflated wage, designed to keep Americans dependent on the government for income.

Rather than inflate the value of the house, they deflate it so the lender will permit the borrower to sell the place for far less than what it's worth.

Even with inflated Gross Incomes and artificially reduced Operating Expenses derived from “La-La land†Pro Formas, these property still boast single digit CAP rates… as if they are proud to offer a property at 7%.