@James McHughZillow can't accurately tell you what any property is worth now, so I highly doubt that any of their five year predictions will hold.

So here are my pointers for you:1 - Do not rely on broker's "pro forma" magical predictions of what a property will cost to run.

Nobody can predict where the market or economy will be in 5 years - if everything goes to hell right at your scheduled sale/exit then that would be the worst possible investment move - the right move would be to hold on, let the property keep paying for itself, and ride out the cycle.So again, I don't see how syndication deals hedge against this possibility, unless they have some built in clause that says "we won't sell in a down market."

I can not predict how these will do, but the location and amenities should make it perform well.  

Over the last month general market sentiment and predictions for 2019 have changed on a daily basis as new and information has surfaced.

I'll have to check it out for sure.I have heard we are at the start of a recession, but all the BC real estate boards are predicting it to be short lived and actually end in 2020.

@Jon Sidoti  Sounds like you have plenty of cash and I predict there will be a ton of incoming offers to connect. 

The school predicted (correctly) that lawsuits are a growing part of modern life.One of the real estate cases (New York State) I remember discussing was decided in an era when buyers had the duty to be aware of what they were buying.

The work that they do is not predictable. 

Is it too complex to predict?