To keep it simple, I round to 7%, knowing it meets my 6% rule of 'perpetual withdrawal without touching principal'. 

I hear all kinds of stuff on those channels that many people  believe is a substantial mass movement that I never hear it being a problem anywhere else.

I am seeing a good bit of movement in that market.

Example could you take data from census like housing starts and building permits, existing home sales, sales tax movements, housing market index, ect. and map it out like stock charts do, then use something similar to technical analysis as a predictor?

It has a lot of forward movement right now and I have investors from CA, Denver, CO and Seattle all wanting to invest here as the numbers are  better than what they can find locally and buying in point is a lot lower.  

If you plan to hold your assets in perpetuity it doesn't matter much what happens in the short term.

You Risk $100 to try and make $1000 and just do the same thing over and over again with Cycles of Price Movement that I identify on my chart.

The above is just a risk worth considering in this timeframe of fantastic real estate performance, but now upward movements on interest rates and some economic uncertainty.

You'll want to pay special attention to movement of the foundation and horizontal bowing.

Most C20's still perpetuate the arcane tribal formula of 1ton per 500sq ft.