If you think that interest rates will go down then you might want to look at the historical interest rates.

HiI am looking for an attorney familiar with setting up partnerships to monetize historic tax credits on the state and federal levels. 

For example in a tract faster and easier, on acreage historic house in USDA limits longer... 

The rates of the last 10 years have been historically low.

he said "there will always be buyers and sellers, and there arent a lot of smart buyers  buying"I asked him "even though rates are going up arent they still historically below avg?"

My partner and I have bought a historic building on our town Main Street.

Guy will crawl the house under and over, and will deliver the most comprehensive report you've ever seen. p.s.make sure you know what you're getting into. i don't know if paseo has "historic" homes, but if this one is, you will be at the mercy of the city to restore it to their standards. also sounds like a major money pit, esp. in the current environment. 

yea, basements are historically poor returns except as @Scott M. mentions.

Historically in a market like Oakland for a long term hold, most of the return comes from appreciation and the cash flow improves with time. 

I have found a store front property that is FSBO in an historic district of town in the Greater Akron Ohio areas, asking 550k.