But I was surprised to discover that when I shared my new-found enthusiasm with my colleagues, I got the cold shoulder.A decade after I started, which spanned the dot-com bubble and subsequent bust, I had just enough financial assets to consider retiring early based on the 4% safe withdrawal rate (I didn't mention this fact to my colleagues).

Lot of things can change (wars, generations aging out of their homes, rampant building) etc. in a relatively short time span of 5-10 years.

But there are many many properties where they could give away 80% of the deal and still make a fortune.People in this thread talk about 11% gains for year over year for long spans of time.

I'm looking at 10 year and even 20 year time frames.  1980 to 2000 was a 20 year span when there was little to no appreciation adjusted for inflation?  

Here's why you should consider it:Diverse Economy: Atlanta's economy spans various industries like tech, healthcare, entertainment, and finance, providing a stable economic foundation.Growing Population: The city's population is on the rise, driven by job opportunities and a rich cultural scene.

A property has remained on the market for a span of 158 days.

We did not want to cause a substantial sticker shock by increasing her to market rate immediately since that would have meant a 50% just in rent so we instead phased her into market rate over a 3 year span.

The expected life span of CI pipe is 50 years so you're overdue.

Is a loan servicing provider like Bifils.com used or just a title company over the span of the loan?

If so there are about 15 or 20 different syndication/crowdfunding funds that are available, that span from conservative core plus real estate (like Blackstone BREIT that invests in multifamily and commercial real estate) to very aggressive/speculative ground up construction (like some of the Fundrise funds that invest in building brand-new houses) and everything in between.