Would you make any adjustments?

We use purchase price, our county typically adjusts when we buy and if we can call it uninhabitable, even better because we have incremental limits on annual tax increases.

What I'd like it to do is to interface directly with my calendar and adjust the temperature when someone leaves and again 12 hours before someone checks in.

That being said larger multi family deals operated professionally have one of the best risk adjust returns of any asset class.If you put your money in a bank you absolutely will loose purchasing power via devaluation of the dollar. 

Originally posted by @Bree Blades:@David OlsonAs an educational researcher, I always remember to not be data driven but data informed.

Personally, I have been watch the changes and plan to adjust as they come.

If you adjust accordingly, you should be fine.

Rates will probably be a little higher and adjustable. 

But I suppose that you could allow for it if you want to and then just adjust the lease amount up to compensate for the risk.

.- 3 Year ARM, 4.00%, max annual adjustment of 1% after the initial fixed term, 10.00% max lifetime rate- 6 Year ARM, 4.875%, max annual adjustment of 1% after the initial fixed term, 10.875% max lifetime rate- 10 Year ARM, 5.375%, max initial adjustment of 2% in year 11, max annual adjustment of 1% every year thereafter, 11.375% max lifetime rate