It is theoretically possible that a super majority of unit owners could purposefully force a large portion of owners into assessment default, decrease the market for their condo when they wants to sell and have no flexibility in the event that they can no longer afford to live in the association (think 2008).  

Also the prices have slowed their increase and some areas/price points have seen a decrease in the last year or two. 

With a opportunity value in the range of 10% equity in a rental actually decreases cash flow from the property itself.

Instead, we listed right around thanksgiving when buying activity significantly decreased.

I'm curious to get the perspective of more seasoned investors who have been around during interest rate increases and decreases before.

Plus the decreased cost of running a dryer and stove. 

If you take care of your houses you will also continue to increase your depreciation as it decreases, if you understand my example. 

however, what this does in dramatically decreases his cost because he does not have to go through the construction aspect nor the money for using the architect for each individual lot and that added costs of construction.  

The only way to get it upzoned is to speak with the alderman, if they are on board with it then you go through the zoning change process... but I have never heard of anyone doing it as most of the alderman are looking to decrease density.  

But you're right the interest deduction will decrease that even further.