Here is an article that has some scary #'s and conclusions.

The conclusion is I decided to pass on this deal.

My conclusion, after exhaustive searching is that there simply is no such thing as "full term" financing for any apartment building. period.

It’s like you have to crunch tons of information before coming to a solid conclusion. 

I have spent about a few solid half-days looking at LA deals, but the only conclusion I could arrive is it will be better to find land deals and build your own market.

My conclusion is you should sell this unit and invest in units that make more sense as rental property.

@Elizabeth Garcia I've been reading BP posts for over a year and came to the conclusion that TK would work best for me too.

The way Ethan is describing building value through CAP rates and NOI is like the banks and they are the one's who will ultimately value the property with the loan amount they give.I used to get fed up with LA real estate and my conclusion was to invest out of state... but there's a lot of up and coming area's withing LA County that are gentrifying as well as surrounding markets like the inland empire.  

I came to the same conclusion you did many years ago.

Without seeing the sub-market data, it's hard to draw any meaningful conclusions about "Atlanta evictions."