They are usually sensitive to the annual inspections to help keep our property safe as well.

Given that I am new to the MF world, I am not well versed in what a proper cap rate should be for any given property in my market and how sensitive they are to changes various market indicators.  

If it helps you out with whatever time-sensitive situation you've got then it's a win-win for both of us!

(Can you tell this is a sensitive subject for me?!!!) 

This results in paperwork, processing delays and per-transaction fees that can add up if you are engaging in more time-sensitive assets or assets that involve a lot of transactions. 

I have a software development background and had worked on simulators (for traffic analysis) many years ago, so it seemed like a natural way to become more familiar with the interrelationship of various real estate metrics and produce a usable tool.Hi Roy,I'm curious how complex your modelling goes when evaluating the sensitivity of some of your input variables?

You have the run the models and see what the sensitivity is to known possible source of trouble...like vacancy, capex, repairs, rent escalators, etc...those are the main ones that come to mind.

Some of us are also more sensitive than others...online writing is often like texting...much can get lost in translation.

Largest employers in that town3. political affiliation makeup4. gay population I remember Grant Cardone suggesting to invest in gay and Democrat communities because they are less sensitive to rent increases.PS ideally I would like to get this information above per zip codeThank you,jm 

They are sensitive to advertising and disclosures, so I'd get their opinion on this topic.