Are there some static things one can look out for to predict what's coming next?

They're out there and that's who I'm looking for.I've swung a hammer and a paint brush and paid others to do so too. 

@Yonah WeissI understand numbers too, and I've been having this same discussion recently in regards to timing, tempo, DSCR, and cash reserves.I try not to look at it statically with one deal.For DTDMS, I think that there is a physical, spiritual, and emotional component too. 

At the risk of overgeneralizing, multifamily properties are only really located in 3 or 4 area clusters.Here is a screen shot of every 2-4 unit property sold in the last 13 months (which allows for some "smoothing" of the data points) according to the Tucson MLS:Without painting with too broad a brush, if you want a tri or quad you're probably going to end up deciding among:1.

If you’re on the fence about painting it yourself buy good quality angled brushes about 1.5” wide for the cutting in and good quality medium nap rollers and it’s a piece of cake.

I shaved  brushed my teeth.. and I took the Tesla to the do it yourself car was and cleaned it head to tow. 

., falling prices -- will coincide with an increase in the quantity of homes demanded at that lower price, assuming aggregate real estate demand remains static.

The kits include compact fluorescent light bulbs of various wattages, LED night lights, smart power strip, whistle that attaches to your HVAC air filter and alerts you when it's time to change the filter, low flow shower heads, dryer vent cleaning brush, water temperature thermometer, refrigerator thermometer, weatherstripping, caulking, foam pipe insulators, window film, rain gauges, etc.

@Andrea ShieldsDawn is spot in ... a little elbow grease and fresh paint have the biggest impact.For all our new clients, we leave a package of little things: a new toilet brush, plunger, shower curtain & rings, and an under sink caddy of cleaning supplies.

Ask to speak to the owner of you get static.