That's just my opinion though, I'm sure you were looking for more of an analytical answer.

I very much have an analytical mind so hopefully I won't suffer from analysis paralysis;-) We're in a good spot now with my wife's former house renting out in Asheville NC.

I have strong business acumen and an analytical mind from my years working in corporate America, but I’m having difficulty taking the knowledge I’ve amassed over the last year (books, podcasts, and online research), and deploying it in the real world.

Data analytics is a game the government trained me for, so I know I just need to be patient.I'd love to connect with anyone, but especially with people who are local to the Phoenix market or have expertise in this market.

For those who are analytically inclined, I concluded that the after-tax NPV for 30 years is roughly $130k using a 7% rate.

@Scott Jensen Thank you Scott, this is the kind of analytical tool I'm looking for to help me decide. 

I am on the sales aspect side of thing, whereas he is on the analytical side of things.

I don't know if your hoping to hop on the computer and look for all these different factors and analytics, but that's mostly beneficial when your trying to pinpoint a market.

Subject Property Analytics

CoStar is the go to for so much commercial property data.Some other considerations: CoStar - good for lease and sale compsReal Capital Analytics - good for sale and refi comps - also collects some lender dataTrepp - THE source for CMBS data, including property performanceCityFeet - on market sale and lease informationCrexi - on market sale informationReonomy - property information with owner names and contact infoLandVision - GIS with multiple data layers(Pulled from my answer on: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/32/topics/594...)