You can look at history, but really a roll of the dice to predict the future.Some people love disaster projects, but for a newbie....all this screams to me to not consider places like this. 

And that they communicate on what they can predict as near future capital expenditures. 

I don't know that anyone can accurately predict a crash in any market, but corrections should be expected. 

Without seeing your policy and knowing your claims history, it is hard to predict what will happen.

Currently it's $548k in most areas, and $822k in high cost areas such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York City, etc.The general predictions are that it'll be around $640k for most areas, $960k in high cost areas.

@Gary NorthcuttYou never could predict the future in business situations.

Our youngest child is 2 and I would predict we have about 23 years of reaching this goal.

Airdna shows yearly predicted income for the address of 111k, and it looks like our yearly costs to break even on the property would run about 38k all in for mortgage, insurance, taxes, utilities, maintenance, etc. 

Although, from an REI perspective, I would predict that in Q1 and Q2 of 2021, we may see some of the better deals in the Middle Tennessee area than in recent years if you are well informed, well connected and well funded.

Yes, there will be a category difference between properties there... the $100,000 properties being closer to C class properties, but I predict you will find that you will make twice the money going with the cheaper properties, if not more.