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Helps combat digital overload.2.

In office real estate, valuation has dropped to 2002 level, so this market is quite good actually *to invest* and *to buy* especially if you want to speculate more in the future whether  office commercial would be okay in long runFor residential, 2022-2025 could be the highest appreciation rate era again as number of inventory is single digit in many zip code.When interest rate is normalized in 2025, usually the market already catching up.So invest wisely, I would invest only where supply is greatly reduced, not just random cash flowing $200.

To reiterate I'm not an alarmist, but the threat of hyper inflation is growing and it is a known fact that if we used the same CPI from the 1980's and 1970's we currently have double digit inflation. 

Double digit net cap is to be had, it's all about knowledge and your team. 

I hate click bait, so used my super-powers to edit the Subject line.This is an example of what we can anticipate across the country.

New technology can be adapted very quickly when there are regulatory changes that's accepting the new reality, for example, the acceptance of GPS to be used by everyone between 2005-2010 this help google maps,yelp,apple maps a lot ... so we can track business in real-time ; the acceptance of local gov. to accept digital signature, so yes Docusign is extremely useful.

I removed it from this quote and you might want to edit it out.

With treasuries and banks paying just a few percent at best, the potential to earn double-digit interest rates, secured by real estate, has drawn a huge number of opportunists to the market, @Jonathan Chan.

@Sanjeev Kumar I can only speak about the areas I have worked in and from my experience the KC market along with OH has been great in getting double-digit returns.