USA is like a prune at this point still covered in leaches draining what drops of blood are left, with the Fed popping in whole-blood IV's.

Printing more money in circulation (especially with zero production to support it) is the definition of inflation.

Just checked the total US money in circulation M2, increased from 15.5 trillion end of 2019 to about 18.4 trillion, roughly 20% in the first 5 month of 2020.

@Chuy GonzalezI am 1 for 1 getting burned by section 8 tenant costing me $7000 total with lesson learned. 12 years and first bad blood bath

No spirits can stay once you speak the word of God and the blood of Jesus.

I am forecasting a lot of blood in the streets in the next year or two. 

., so there is always new blood to arrive as those who have cashed out, or spun out, drift away.In the context of 50-100 years compared to other global cities, I don't take the "exodus" talk too seriously here b/c as soon *you* or *I* don't see value in it, someone younger, or more enterprising arrives and does see value in it.

My short answer and biggest 2 factors in my opinion (besides the supply shortage):1) +25% of the money in circulation was printed last year2) Fed wants to keep rates low till 2023*Be cash poor and asset rich*

The more blood and sweat he has in it, the easier you'll get him on board with you :) Best of luck!

Hi Gayle, this is a great question and in many circumstances, self-supplied applications can be of some concern (ie. just like other self-reported recommendation letters, it may not always provide thorough enough insight into the applicant; however, some platforms (built with independent DIY rental owners in mind) make it possible for tenants/prospective renters to complete online applications and then share those applications with other landlords if, say for instance, they didn't get the first rental that they applied for — in fact, depending on the tool they use it can be a great way to only need to pull their credit once (which would include current credit score and a breakdown of their credit history, nationwide background check, and eviction history) if they have multiple applications circulation, which is not all that uncommon.