It's a catch 22 circle though, because as we know, city investment for a community through schools, jobs etc are often in direct proportion to the property values of the real estate that makes up the area, through property tax. 

The federal government does have the authority to regulate things that affect interstate commerce (which is just about everything) so long as proportionality and other considerations are observed.A famous case proving the point is the Heart O' Atlanta Motel (Hotel?)

Her take = split in proportion to each person's income.

So as you acquire properties, you also acquire income at a pace that should be similar to your debt acquisition.So, if you acquire debt and income in similar proportions over time, the DTI metric shouldn't move against you.

Makes no sense.You are trying to formulate theories, rules, guides, and education based on a less than 0.1% proportion of your entire sample.Let me break it down for you.You talk about 1000 people, out of which 0.2% -0.4% is your RESPONSE RATE.

Although the 'minimalist millennial' idea is completely blown out of proportion in terms of ways big companies and marketing towards that demographic, I'm definitely in agreeance with the fact that people no longer have what storage facilities were previously used for.

I love this stuff.Remember, you will be rewarded proportionally by the value you provide to the greatest member of people.Swanny

But it's hard to sit quietly when it gets blown way out of proportion in order to sell to newbies.

The prosperity of your partnerships will probably be proportional to the amount of thought you put into structuring the relationship, so don’t wing it.

@Michael Krotchie, that makes a lot of sense, but rent values don't seem to have risen proportionally.