One of many variables that may impact the housing market in some form...it already has helped buoy the apartment industry.

So far the best I could find is prime minus 0.26 but it's variable. 

Kinda hard to give prices as it is dependent on variables like ( is it a SFR, multi-family, condition of property, location).

Just make sure you check their current lease to see how much notice you have to give before rent is increased. 30 to 60 days seems pretty standard where I have units, but I am sure it is somewhat variable and regional.

@Ryan Guffey  There are a lot of variables that go into any decision, as you can imagine, and those will vary from person to person. 

Daniel -- there are quite a few variables that effect your decision (marginal UDFI rate that would effect your purchases, your risk appetite, other investments, etc.)Personally, if I were set on buying rentals in my retirement account, I'd transfer into a SD401K (no UDFI!)

There's too many variables to talking about cashflow that make it meaningless and merely symbolic.

This is the known vs unknown variable. 2) I would also consider how long it would take to deposit into your account. 

There are a lot of variables here.

There are a couple of things happening at once in the macro level and different variables on the mirco level.