@Deisy P if i can self-manage a duplex in a C neighborhood for 17 years (through tears,blood and sweat), as a single, Black, deaf woman. 

Since the economy is and has been shut down, nothing of commensurate value has been produced to offset or provide value to support the extra dollars about to be put into circulation.

Real estate gets in your blood.

Blood would flow Jerry, ever seen a 82yr old beat a 30-something unconscious with a walker, well, the above is how ya do that.

Like the sideliners, who are waiting for the market to crash - and don't realize that if buying scares you now, you won't buy when blood is in the streets.Renters are the biggest losers.

I may be wrong but I'm not smelling blood in the water and interest rate increases are already squeezing profit margin and making houses that would have cash flowed last year losers today and bigger losers tomorrow.  

This is because money in circulation, i.e., currency, continues to make up a smaller and smaller portion of the total money supply (M1, M2, M3).  

is the same thing as "Trying to Get Blood from a Stone!"

An example of a genetic disease in U.S. black people, which can cause them to spend money, in dealing with it, is sickle-cell anemia, in which red-blood cells elongate in the blood-flow vessels.

I come from an investor family, so it was in my blood and I knew it was the path I wanted to take.