These inherently increase the value of neighborhood value by a lot but *ARTIFICIALLY*.

Which is why I look at price per door in a given submarket, I'd rather buy a "low CAP" under the average PPD than a high CAP at a higher PPD in that same submarket because the low cap scares off buyers and there is normally something going on that causes the CAP to be artificially low.

Unless you want to artificially increase the rent and then give them a discount, but I agree with Joe-they signed a document saying they'd pay the rent on time and they should do so.

The result is we have low inventory and remote workers with lots of cash (no vacations for the past year and ready to leave the big city), artificially pushing up prices.

Analytically, one of the major reasons was the artificially low supply levels, as people are not moving as much in the era of covid. 

(Engineering, law, medicine...)I know sometimes it feels lke you could be using those four years to build a business, but having a college degree is always a good failsafe and those four years are also the best four years in many people's live where they meet lots of good hardworking people as well.

In 10 years he might go to grad school or go into medicine.

Most other precious metals are produced at far greater rate than the demand because of the artificially high prices.

Of course my assessments went up 47%, but that is due to the added value created from rehabbing the properties.Chicago property taxes are too low (compared to both our historic spending level and taxes of other counties in the metro area) and have been held artificially low for decades due to politics.

I sold her a medicine cabinet on FB from a flip I was doing.