This will assist you in predicting future income.

So buying a property for $100K today and selling for $150K in the future could potentially cause as much as $150K capital gain (rather than the actual $50K gain).It's impossible to predict what taxes will be like in the future, but [1] am I right than in the situation described, not depreciating the property might be beneficial (I.E. am I overlooking something obvious?)

Just wondering why these metrics predict such a minor contribution to this pot in the form of CF.

They use demographic research to predict where demand will be and therefore increase prices.

My prediction is that the deal will stand, the note will be thrown out as unenforceable, the note holder walks with what they got and if it was predatory, a fine to boot.

I predict that John Thedford is going to meet his real estate goals this year!

Primarily I am concerned about if I choose to buy and hold, how do I predict an upward growth trajectory in regard to the construction quality and thus the "word around the campfire" about the subdivision.

A bit more analysis with pictures, sq ft etc you can come close to predicting a value.

Cost reductions by predictive failure analysis of the systems and structures.

If we get the rent I predict, we will still make $120 a month and pay $0 for housing.