The markets, with political forces acting appropriately this time and letting the fed act on their own accord instead of panicking, have had a decent recovery. 

The recovery has been slower in Orlando/Kissimmee but good things are on the horizon. 

Meanwhile, a swift recovery appears unlikely given the near-term potential for a mild, interest rate-driven recession, which poses downside risks to CoStar's basecase forecast for net absorption in late 2023 and early 2024.One silver lining is that even when excluding web services, Amazon's North American sales have been rising by double digits and the company is slowing its distribution center closures which began more than one year ago.

One recent addition to this body of evidence is a July Government Accountability Office report showing that federal government agency offices were typically operating at about 25% of capacity in 23Q1.The slow recovery of utilization comes against the backdrop of a surprisingly resilient labor market.

Knowing that from the 5th year and beyond, you will most likely be adding more cash out of pocket to the property, this will also add to the cash needed to recover,...and extend the recovery period longer than 10 years. 

I have lived here for 8 years and I feel safe but I am also an athletic male with a 105 pound dog.

My underwriting for my market shows cash flow recovery on the average purchased to be over 5 years (I am different because in my market I do not pay retail).  

This game is pretty much over, as prices have had a strong recovery since.You can't just buy indiscriminately anymore.

OSU Budget, FY 2014 (as approved by Trustees) ...mind boggling numbers when you consider the geographic pin point of where it is allocated.Total income $5.25 billionState Appropriations$503 millionOther government$454 millionStudent fees $962 millionAuxiliaries (residence halls, athletics, etc.)$307 millionHealth system $2.44 billionOther income$579 millionTotal expenditures $5.06 billion

In this case even buying the property as an "individual" you can deduct "Expenses such as mortgage interest, real property taxes, maintenance, repairs and depreciation (accelerated cost recovery)"I am NOT sure if above said is correct.