@Vala Shahabi  Thanks for the input that makes a lot of sense looking into which markets are up and coming but no too volatile.

It is too volatile to me.

Many of my clients buying commercial real estate are exiting stocks and liquidating to cash because they feel the stock market it volatile and could dip back at any moment.

How volatile the investment is independently of how it financed5.

I am comfortable with the certainty of accepting risk and volatility in my future endeavors.

Realty is rates from month to month are not that volatile.

But it seems the couple of life lines which has feed into the rosy picture, rent potential and stabilized values are just as likely to be volatile elements as this is still new territory for the US.

John Corey thank you for your reply.Our area real estate market, as most in the US, is extremely dry as well as volatile.

Seems it would be good to always have a waiting list or pipeline to provide potential liquidity to your current investors.Obviously comparisons to equity market volatility and low bond/CD yields are your chief selling point, and are compelling.Very simple really.

I would use the word "volatile".