My applicant came up as an "Accept", so we'll see how accurate their prediction is over time.

The good news there is they are fairly easy to predict and calculate, once you understand what it is to predict and calculate, but you probably knew that.So, I suppose the only benefit I could possibly add to this is the refinance piece and getting approved on a multi-family.

(even with a PM)I am stuck and not sure what I should do.I am for a market crash, obviously no one can predict the future.

Houston historically doesn't crash, it will correct but most are predicting not for another 2 years.

Nbody can predict that.

No one has a crystal ball and they sure as hell can't predict what this property will end up doing for you.

Take these predictions with a grain of salt.With that out of the way, here are my predictions for each indicator for 2020:Total Listed increases to its highest point since 2013.Number Sold falls below 3,500.Percent Sold ends near 80%Average Price Sold rises for the 8th straight year.Average Days on Market hits at least 40.

So in court, hard to predict how much of asset protection would it provide.

Wish I could predict the future (or at least the real estate future)! 

Huge job growth with extremely stable economy (government and university largest employers) with medical sector about to explode here and of course tech is booming as well.  11th largest city in the nation and predicted to double in size within 20 years.