According to David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, the fundamentals of the commercial market are solid.

Is it possible that renting market can heat up or cool down due to fundamental changes in that specific market (More jobs/job loss, inflow/outflow of population, etc.)?

To me, the perceived need for rent control indicates a strong market with good fundamentals like job growth, increasing population, high demand which allows for high annual rent increases.

Go check out 100 properties and run them through the BP calculators and you'll get the fundamentals down. 

Hello BP,I want to run a scenario by everyone too see if I grasping the fundamentals of Hard Money Lending.

Not saying you won't get it, but you will have a reduced renter pool and the renter pool you will have has options if they can afford $3k/Month. 6) Markets run in cycles and while Portland has great economic fundamentals, it has potential volatility.

This is a basic and fundamental concept, such as risk vs reward.  

It has good market fundamentals- population and job growth.

Generally speaking if the rehabbed home is only worth 50k in 2017 there is likely something fundamentally off with the location...bad schools, crime, pop. loss, lack of jobs, high taxes etc.

Give me good fundamental benchmarks to evaluate a good opportunity.