@Omar Khan2) Overlay Top down Market data on top to figure out pricing/valuation (we follow major publications aka RCA Insights ) Whats on the chart:1) Cap rate for MF (Class A/B aka Lifestyle) is lowest ...indication of competition2) Pricing trend by year and then within major cities .. indication of possible downturn or isolation of submarket 3) (dont have it here) MF price index doubled in past 10 Yrs.... indication is that market pulled all operators including both good and bad @Ivan barrett Hypothesis:1) There will be opportunities within MF to get a higher cap rate where Operator will need to exit due to operational/Debt performance... most probable case to compete with other existing good operators /indicators 2) Properties that will pass a stress test valuation with scenario where a downturn will happen aka vacancy will do up  and rent growth isnt possible for a duration of 2-4 yrs.It takes a bit opposite position to Recent post from https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/687483-unprecedented-structural-shift-the-thriving-multifamily-marketAnd supports https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/683154-bullish-on-multifamily  

But this is the PRECISE reason why you should shop around. 

pretty tough data to really get unless they are calling all the local pm's.but there is no doubt evictions run directly to asset value.. and gross rents.. a 500 dollar renter is much more likely to miss rent than a 5k renter by a maginatude that is off any chart.

Well, to be precise, they make their low-paid newly-hired fresh-from-law-school lackies do the title work.

I started with mind maps and deal flow charts on the office wall so I could sharpen my business game. 

Actually this chart goes into more detail and explains it a lot more gracefully than I did:http://www.keytlaw.com/azllc/creditors.pdf

I know CitiBank offers Landlord banking services for precisely this.

But, our books have a lot of tables, images, charts, etc., that don't format well on a Kindle and the reading experience in Kindle format is very poor.For that reason, we're not making the books available on Kindle.

It has also been written and illustrated nicely through graphs and charts that we need china, but that china doesn't really need us so much, or as much.

zillow's chart shows the value of the house I"m renovating to have fallen $6,000 LAST MONTH.