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Running the numbers in Cleveland
Hello, all. I'm curious as to what everyone is using for a couple of the parameters when analyzing deals in Cleveland B and C class. Specifically PV growth, income growth and expense growth. In trying to keep it simple and conservative, I've been using 1% across the board. Obviously no one can see the future but you've got to plug in some number, right? What do y'all think?