key=0AoZFdGAR8vTydFVZdTdBSk1SUUZVd3dNcmMzSExjb2c&usp=sharingYou can find a lot of forecasts, but nobody has the crystal ball.For example in 2010 and 2011 Moody's and S&P economic forecasts about Huntsville were great.

Add all the numbers up... rents, appreciations, mortgage paydown, etc etc etc... which ever number is bigger is "financially" better.No rocket science, no secret sauce, no crystal ball we have which you don't.

This money will also be used to make the property rent ready again (minor painting, carpet cleaning, etc.)Obviously there are a lot of moving parts here but no one has a crystal ball on future market movement, how long a tenant will stay, or amount of repairs needed.

I think commenting is a bit misguided but here's my prediction with the crystal ball I have.

If I had a crystal ball, I would be sitting at a high office in Wall Street lol But I don't so I'll stick to slinging lumber for now haha.

I don't like to pretend I have a crystal ball, but if I had to guess, I don't think rates agree going much higher in the next year. 

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I know that nobody has the crystal ball, but I'm curious about what investors are doing to consider their ARV in 2023, or if they think it's highly unpredictable.  

In addition, unless someone has a crystal ball, there isn't a surefire way to know when the next downturn will come about.

@Dennis Cobos - While I would love to offer advice on your question I admittedly don't have the legal expertise nor a crystal ball to advise how you should proceed with this delicate situation.