The fact that a trend is across the whole sector makes that more likely. 

Identifiers are market trends specific to the subject home that determine the value of the home.

As investor I see both the positive trends, and a market that is getting so much attention that deals are harder to come by.Rents seem to be going up, but for how long?

And if interest rates continue to trend upon concerned that I would end up losing whatever I thought I saved in the first 10 years.

While all real estate investing is "local" if you don't see trends coming you can be caught off guard and lose your wealth.

@Marcus Auerbach I too would like to see middle income wage growth but it doesn’t seem likely considering the trends.

@Jeff Brower When I move out the property will cash flow and I am seeing those trends in interest rates.

Account ClosedFor the most part in history, market trends seem to indicate that the housing costs trend upward as do rising interest rates except in the early 1980's as described in by the Urban institute for research on this website:  https://www.urban.org/urban-wire/when-interest-rates-go-healthy-economy-history-says-home-prices-will-riseThe problem was in the 1980's as you can see where although in 1981 housing prices went up, interest rates went up substantially more so the costs of ownership was 4X's worse then someone in 2016.   

Trending up?

How does the trend in the demand curve look?