That is called speculation.

I could definitely look a little bit more into the rent numbers, but personally, it doesn't seem good enough to meAnd buying thinking it is going to appreciate is speculative, and you just have to understand the risks and rewards of that choice.

From an appreciation standpoint NOVA currently wins that battle, but I have high hopes that in the next 5ish years Baltimore will be a completely different city (all speculation of course).Good luck with your decision!

Personally, if I were going to invest in a Hartford SFR, it would be more of a speculative play based off of the limited new construction projects that are being proposed.

Just kind of shows how speculative it's been.

Marie (speculation) as it is a boarder city and could be utilized as a central economic hub for transportation, tourism, ect.

If I had to speculate on the dollar I'd say short short term bull run before going back into it's tanking trend.

A spec home is built on "speculation" - there is no buyer until you have a fished product.

I choose to leave a lot more cash in deals and you’ll often catch me saying “appreciation is speculation.”

Don't be 100% speculative but you have to buy in areas where you have some upside potential!