I know of a specific program available only to certified financial planners that is a subscription based product where they can plug in every detail of all assets and liabilities and then put in anticipated inflation/appreciation/annual rent increase/maintenance and increases etc. and then forecast out to any point in the future and see your projected cash flows, retirement accounts, debt balances, net worth etc. - basically a tool they use to then sell you on why you should buy their given shiny financial product of the day.  

Hey Guys, Does someone know what should be the operation expenses ratiofor high rise multifamily of 153 units in Brooklyn? 

The interest rate will then fluctuate after 10 years based on the economy BUT it is capped at 2% rise per year.

Alternatively, I could see people concerned about inflated prices backing off from these markets.I've got some definite opinions (St Louis is very block by block and there are still a lot of opportunities out there) but I'd be interested in hearing other's thoughts.Thanks in advance.Maggie

I also think the affordability index may be distorted since it uses rent values as a measure, which themselves are very inflated at the moment.

Or unless inflation is rising.

The local zip code was way over inflated (similar to Silicon Valley, N.

I would say the market has been on a slow and steady rise. so yeah, I'm thinking it would be a good move to rent for a few years as you say... 

There is a lot more to vending than bubblegum machines.. those who have softdrink machines in colleges and in high rise offices make a KILLING far better than any rental that's is for sure.

A small 10,000 SF single use NNN property would be very simple, whereas a large class A 1,000,000 SF multi-tenant high rise tower would be quite complex.