That's about all I can say about it- there doesn't seem to be any way to predict real world sales in dollars or in time on market based on this variable.

@Matthew MeizisGoogle Fannie Mae security instruments.

Rentals should be financed with long term financing FIRST, and if that's not available then CAREFULLY use short term debt instruments.

In our view, lending is much safer, predictable, and backed by equity.

Here's a comforting fact: Reno's got a handle on occupancy rates, keeping things smooth and steady for investors who like predictable cash flow.

Nobody has a crystal ball to predict the future but, generally, rates will likely go down, property will appreciate and rent's will increase.Getting experience as a landlord is valuable too...

It is used to establish a business credit file, which is often referenced by lenders and potential business partners to help predict the reliability and/or financial stability of the company in question.

My goal, for my process-oriented mind, was to make my real estate less crazy and more predictable.

however, I find that new construction the prices aren't as predictable as older houses where it already has the set prices, here in new jersey I didn't see it going down really, and even if it did a little, I believe 100% that it is only a dip as the real estate market history will also show. could be in areas like Florida or suburbs it might fall more with less interest of new people moving there but crowded cities like Newark new jersey will always have the need for more apartments, and most important rents always go up with exceptions of maybe very short-term slips

Nobody can predict technology and how people respond to change2.