Kind of like your doctor taking your blood pressure and temperature before an appointment.

Ill make up half of the loss of that property just by raising the rents.One metric we often dont look at, and is really hard to measure is predicted future rise in rents.

You have to produce enough cash to cover debt service and expenses, but you will continue to receive tax and appreciation benefits, since they will continue over the 10+ yr time frame, or at least be a hedge against inflation due to rising rents and appreciation.

I haven't researched it beyond the markets where I have or have had properties, but in those markets there were no pockets that didn't rise or fall with the tide.  

I believe the response rate will continue to rise as calls are still coming this week.

Assuming that the property would rise with typical inflation at 3%, your ROI with principal accrued, $0 cash flow, and 3% appreciation would be ~$8k a year (~12%).  

Everything I do, every goal I set is first: so that my children can live a wonderful life full of travel and adventure and being able to experience and see everything they desire, second: so that they can learn how to be successful and live in the real world, so that they aren't floundering in their young adulthood like I was, third: so that after they have everything they need and want, there is plenty left over for my husband and I to have our dreams fulfilled, and fourth: after all that to have the means to help others who are less fortunate than us, and to empower them to be able to rise up and make a wonderful life for themselves as well. 

In The Big Short by Michael Lewis wrote “Watch for the level at which even nearly unlimited or unprecedented credit can no longer drive the housing market higher… a large portion of the demand at current prices will disappear if only people become convinced that prices aren’t rising.”Would others agree that interest rates are the market inefficiency right now?

Sea level is rising and Norfolk is sinking.

Do you see the the interest rates rising after the election and do you think it could negatively affect housing prices despite job growth with the opening of new casinos and stadium etc.?