I love to buy and sell properties in Brooklyn, it has become more of a hot spot for younger kids coming out of college as their first place to rent; I have seen the popularity rise in the last couple years and I don't see it slowing down!

There are many other situations but these are common.If you are a yield buyer for a value play then typically leases under 10 years is where cap rates start rising.

Andrew Weddle I agree with Garrett Jefferies Just with a degree your pay grade automatically rises, and since you have been an athlete and don't have much savings, this could help you get a better paying job (which you could then save that money for real estate) I graduated with my bachelors in 2015 and it helped get my first entry level job.

Financially, I would not expect the value to continue rising into the future based upon the fact that it has risen over the past few years.

Can anybody tell me what its the best way to evaluate the rent demand temperature at any particular area?

I apologize in advance if this is the wrong forum, I wasn't exactly sure what to submit this to.I’d like to start off by introducing myself, I’m a rising senior at a state college majoring in finance.

One of the garages is temperature controlled and has electric and water hookup.  

Interest rates on loans have never been lower, which is offsetting the rising prices.

It's only going to appreciate and the rent is only going to rise. 

I'm being asked to invest in a 50 year old, 200 unit Chicago high rise building.