You can't exactly predict future repairs or vacancies.

Little hard to predict how aggressive I will get in November/December... it depends if the market comes down or...?

What would you do with this deal when it becomes apparant the the expected appreciation will not come, at least as fast as your model predicts?

Obviously, in either case, the expenses will be predictably high.Mike

I predict even lower.

The recent bail out has pushed these predictions to further speculation considering the crunch tax payers will now have face.Someone here posted that he believes we'll post double digit inflation in our future and it goes without saying, this is the sad truth.

People have been predicting the financial collapse of this country for as long as I can remember.

Its very, very difficult to predict appreciation because many macro factors (like interest rates and the overall economy) affect prices.

But I have a prediction that eventually we all are going to face hyper-inflation at some point and mortgage rates will go back up.

He extrapolates trends in computing and compares them to estimates of the storage and compute capacity of brains and predicts a cross over quite soon.