Croix for two years, and I think those islands are very volatile.

In this volatile interest rate environment, I would keep the terms short.

Again, it is very volatile, if you plan on holding for the long term, it has outperformed every asset and doesn’t have the complexity of rei.

Within each of those categories there is far more to delve into such as the numerous law and medical schools, PT school, nursing schools, and branches off of each institution and businesses that cater to each industry, but you get the idea.We typically see very stable and predictable appreciation annually, with consistent rent growth in areas not dominated solely by student rentals (which can be slightly more volatile with everything going on).

It is also characterized as a “volatile halogenated organic compound,” a “halogenated hydrocarbon”, a “chlorinated solvent” or a “chlorinated hydrocarbon”.

Any ideas on how I can see data here for multi-family and see how volatile/cyclical the local market is?

It is one of the more volatile industries to be in.

New development is very dragged out, capital intensive, volatile, and expensive.You should connect with an attorney who specializes in real estate law there who does variance legal work and ample title work.

These markets however, can be very volatile during economic downturns.

I would only borrow 30% of investments in this volatile market.