The Phoenix market has also had really healthy, sustainable appreciation for several years now (with good indicators that will continue). 

Based off your scenario, this property will still have a 12% Cap Rate which is healthy. 

I got the following:Still quite healthy from a strict monthly dollar amount standpoint, but the cash-on-cash is only 1.6%. 

But even then, the attorneys would need to think hard about what they would do if the Displinary Board decided to get involved.And then there is a healthy debate between the legal community in PA about what level of jurisdiction the Commission has over attorneys to start off with.

Positive real estate market: In recent years, Columbus has seen steady growth in home prices and rental rates, indicating a healthy and stable real estate market.

I want my and my investors' capital to GROW through value-adds and through appreciation (since I buy in growing areas)...and while waiting to sell, me and my investors want to get paid a healthy cashflow.

Consider conservative financing options and maintain a healthy loan-to-value ratio.

Job growth, retail sales and most other GDP indicators are healthy from a historic perspective and against a backdrop of conflicting tweets, news articles and headlines, it can be difficult to see that.While we have been in a long bull run, that in itself does not justify a recession.

I've seen a few newer studio apartment blocks listed which seem to offer great value/yield as well as being easier to maintain, especially with the new govt Healthy Homes legislation.

Appreciation is healthy; double digits.