<<The article went on to address recession concerns:>>He also thinks metro Phoenix will fare better in an economic slowdown or recession than other parts of the U.S.Lower interest rates for home buyers, an undersupply of new homes built and projected stronger-than-average job and population growth in the Valley are why.

The average age of the homes I see for sale is higher than I am used to.

What are some of the average amounts in closing costs I'd look to pay on a 3/1 in Baltimore city.

For the average person this is not sustainable.  

Anyways it was sold in 2002 for 88k source public record.The surrounding neighborhood has an average of sold price of 110k.

You could try Airbnb'ing the property, and that would get you to $75/night * 30 nights * 2 units * 50% average occupancy = $2,250, but even then you'd have additional expenses which you wouldn't incur otherwise.

I've found that bedroom/ bath count and square footage will have the most affect on a neighborhoods average rent. 

Depending on the county you can get an eviction in two to three months average.

I may not fully understand the calculator, but I'm averaging about 24% Cash on Cash with my condo now, not including rent bumps, appreciation, or anything like that. 

Renovations came in around $60k after 5 months of work and was able to rent units for average of $625-$650/mo but it took a couple months to fill all units which was longer than expected before any rent came in.