What is your predicted cashflow if you dont mind me asking?

Modest appreciation ensures a stable and predictable growth in property values over time, which is ideal for long-term investment strategies.Affordability:Affordability plays a significant role in determining the potential demand for rental properties.

With a syndication, your returns are a bit more predictable, however, like any investment they can vary depending on the location, economy, operator and other various factors. 

The cash flow for them can be great, but I question it if we hit a crash like everyone is predicting, than their economy suffers even worse.

When you look at the data that the Cromford Report studies and the information they provide, their predictions of things slowing down anytime soon seem very slim.

Thank you for this great resource.Can you comment on any particular metrics that you use for a city or neighborhood for helping predict MFR need (ie home sales, job growth, rental rates, population changes).

Interesting and bold prediction David.  

Those deals are larger and more predictable for lenders, and so if the LLC fails or one or more of the members exits the LLC, then they can simply take over the project with a property managers and sell it profitably. 

Those rates are normal and add in a couple of points and some fees like underwriting/processing and of course appraisal and credit report, not to mention taxes, insurance, title insurance, settlement etc...They can't offer you a hard number because they don't know what your credit score will be 6 months from now, they don't know what the property's DSCR will be until you rent it, they don't know exactly what the appraised value will be and may have to adjust the ltv, and they can't predict what the economy is going to do 6 months from now so a ballpark figure of where rates are right now is about all they can do.Here's an example of how things can change throughout a loan.Recent borrower does an application and asks for a quote. 

This means that the predicted price will be low for the property in exceptional condition and high for the property in poor condition.