Not to mention average appreciation for Denver property during that time equates to a few hundred PER DAY, so I'd say it's a great market.Not seeing as strong of a demand at our Lakewood apartments or up in Boulder County however: vacancies have been slightly harder to fill up here and in the burbs than past few years and I've even had to list one unit with a rent increase of less than 10%, cry me a river... ;) We may be reaching the ceiling however as rents have been increasing more than wages recently.

In my market, having a trendier floor equates to getting a lot more rent so I am not marrying myself to a floor for 20-30 years just to lose potential rent over time.

They vary a good bit state to state and they do have an impact on your returns, but really you just have to factor it into your equations of whether or not something is a good deal. 

Being disciplined equates to sound business decisions.

This would defibtayely equate to an all cash investor buyer.

Being a low level marketing guy, I knew both sides of the equation for the specific company I was working at and the market we competed in. 

It’s somewhat similar to the 1031 exchange in the US.In India the bank will only lend you if your income is more than twice the Equated Monthly Instalments (EMI), which is the term used for monthly mortgage payment.

The hard part is it a multivariable equation. unless you find 3 of the 4 vatiable.

This can equate to $1,080 to $1,780/month.  

These days I own a small IT consulting Biz but according to Robert Kiyosaki I am still on the wrong side of the equation.