If there’s actual diaphragm subfloor decking that has to be removed and replaced, there’s gonna be hidden conditions you can’t predict fully.

I read an article where on agent predicted nothing will change because all the settlement stops is mandatory buyer's fees, so all the selling agents will just convince sellers to still include them so that they get the most opportunity to sell their house.

Time will tell, but I predict it will not. 

- IngaNo one can predict the future but if your goal is to keep it long term you should try to get the lowest rate possible

As far as it predicting high on revenue, that's obviously the biggest risk and I'd be concerned about that as well when getting into a new market as a short term rental investor. 

Since that is so hard to predict, I think you should move forward if that is the best option for you right now. 

Zillow is also predicting that Columbus will be the third hottest market this year: https://columbusunderground.com/zillow-columbus-will-be-the-...Happy to connect if you have more questions.

Predictive analytics, AI-assisted forecasts, and dynamic pricing models are revolutionizing the market.

FHA appraisals can be hard to predict, but they're focused on safety/habitability and that is ultimately the opinion of the appraiser.

Nobody can predict the future, but the DFW area is one of, if not the, fastest growing areas in the country.