What does history tell us about what we might expect given what is occurring with rising financing rates, rapid inflation, etc?

@Michael Dardaris long term great tenants are worth their weight in gold but at the end of the day, you are running a business not a charity.

So money supply etc matter much less than economic models etc weight those economic factors.  

Pros and cons:Pros: it's Americanized, you get beautiful West Coast sunsets, The prices are good (but rapidly increasing), you could get good rental rates on short-term rentals during the high season.

A good tax accountant is worth their weight in gold, I wish I got one 10 years ago instead of messing around with TurboTax and messing up my depreciation schedules. 

Prime locations in the city seem to be bought up pretty rapidly and I don't want to lose out.

In my limited free time I love to kayak, weight lift, cheer on the Tampa Bay Lightning and I'm a scarred Washington Redskins fan.

Her "amazingly-trained dogs" are also over the weight limit, but laid it on thick why I should ignore the weight restriction. 

The balance paying off the old loan will be shifted to the new rate, any difference should then be looked at as an interest cost to the amount of cash received as well as the additional points and costs of obtaining the loan need to be viewed on a weighted basis.

What mediums would you suggest to rapidly create new relationships in the industry?