Maybe the weather's not nice enough there yet, but soon.

In warm weather the smell is unbareable and the flies are uncontrollable.

Rarely does a fund manager who studies every facet of the market beat the bell weather indexes so why would any one beleive that you will. eduacation, control and balls to take calculated risks is how you become wealthy. nuff said. good luck

The one thing that sucks about NY is property taxes are sometimes really high in certain areas, also the weather you have to plan for the freezing cold weather.

They don't need to, there's plenty already.Take at the long term population forecasts.

As it relates to exit during a potential downturn, where are you predicting interest rates to be which then directly affects your cash flow forecast? 

@Mitchell Litam I am sure it is dependent upon your location, the type of weather you have and your tenant base. 

You mentioned the Cromford report and city-data.com which are good information for current or past data, but if you're trying to forecast into the future, you need to get involved with the data of where things are going to be developing in the future.

Though these investments look enticing, how do they weather a bad economy and a recession?

With that said if you said aside 15% a year you will weather a storm easily.