Knowledge and control, in whatever asset class, changes risk-adjusted returns dramatically.

Here we have crazy high taxes, above market value pricing and rents can vary dramatically between leases.

It's pretty new, but exposure in the last few years has dramatically increased the demand for it.

It varies dramatically per city, per market and per state...The curve attached shows where cities are in the cycle - very useful!!!

I cant imagine it would ever make much more than $400 in my neighborhood, but it would dramatically increase the value of the property.

A dramatically over promised investment is a con no matter what the investment is for.

Pay particular attention if there are major streets, freeways, train tracks, river, etc. where the price changes dramatically on either side and make sure you pick comps on the same side.

I have a tenant who has been there since 2005 over the years rent has doubled but it's always $100 sometimes $200 below market. as market rent increases, her rent increases as well but always lagging the market. what I lost in rent I saved in having no turn over cost, no vacancy cost and most importantly no time spent looking for new tenants and having potentially bad tenants. the risk has been reduced dramatically. under most circumstances over 12 years span, you would have 4 or 5 turn overs I had zero and I am only behind $100, $200 max market rent. which is a better deal?

I would basically double all of these numbers based on todays pricing THe cost of labor and materials has changed dramatically.

This dramatically increase the marketability of your deals.