I can book showings and review historical listings of a property and check closed rental comp data, and there are other features within it as well.3.

If we look historically, we see times that were great to buy, and others that were bad.

The fed funds rate at near zero, 10 yr treasury at historic lows, rising slowly from the bottoms of 2020, and the 30 yr fixed mortgage rates at historic lows as well (and also slowly rising).

AND "peak" is a look-back historical reference, nobody can call at anything at time as being "peak". 

The only workaround I could find is list the address wrong so Zillow couldn’t use any historical data.

Historically, we've been meeting about once a quarter in the Minot area. 

Historically it is easy to earn more than F/F rates. 

Again super rare most regular NNN lenders want 35% down.The tenants you mentioned are very poor and historically have some of the highest default and go dark rates in the industry.If the property had an oversized lot for more development or the tenant are paying way below market rents like half for that box tenant size then might can make sense.

Historically, total utility costs have been right around $300 between the two units, so this utility charge has more than covered any expenses I have incurred.

A concern of mine is, historically some housing in edmonton seems to be heavily influenced by the price of oil.