Any system with that many variables could be upended by the flap of a butterflies wings.All that being said long term trends like global warming (please don't start a debate) can be seen clearly by measuring consistent changes.

this issue is not just our (landlord) issue but it's a complete economic and global issue. 

@Gino Barbaro my local economy has not been hit by oil and gas, but the company I work for globally was hit bad.

Personally I feel that we are due for a correction due to the overall global economy.

On the other hand they are 5-7 streets away from the flood inundation point, and with global warming on the rise I am afraid this will make resale value low should they get affected by floods in the future.Have you ever considered floods or other natural disasters in your analysis?

Knowing I have 3 kids of my own that are healthy happy and vibrant, I want these kids in the hospital to have as much enjoyment in their lives as possible.

They are usually vibrant, mixed use, compact, walkable areas, they will have a lot of shops and restaurants/ live work space. 

Since the intervention of the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (Actually a brilliant Stimulus package) economic growth globally has been driven by...debt.

Eventually, you'll likely need to only have lenders look at the property cash flow...not your global cash flow...therefore, you might need to use financing methods like the increasingly popular DSCR loan.

Well in good climates Jalousies are the best as they let in the most air,  but now with global warming its hard to find a place that doesn't need ac.