That is great IMO, and an extra 3k a month would change my entire financial trajectory.

But if the economy really does tank, and the demographics of the property don't continue on their current trajectory, and rates/move-ins really dive, then even our conservative projections could be well short of how the property performs. 

In California, the luxury market is starting to slow down which tends to be the peak of the upward trajectory tend.

I am a realtor in Buffalo, NY.Nonetheless, where you hang your license will determine your trajectory in the flipping arena.

If it does pass, I would think the cities that already have rent control will ratchet it up, while the cities who traditionally don't support rent control will continue their same trajectory.

Each time stepping up in value.I think people who have great W2's at a young age that use this strategy keep a steady rapid growth trajectory.

This is trending downward however and many drivers point to this trajectory continuing throughout the remainder of the year.

I'm not sure I would gauge my cities trajectory based on the coasts. 

I don't think rents can continue on their current upward trajectory. 

We could pivot and go for purchasing a rental property next instead of making our current home a rental, but that would change our trajectory and probably take some convincing on my wife's end.Is this a one off for this bank or is that common for the HELOC loan product?