But there's other factors behind the scenes going on.

@Marc Rice Hello Marc, for leasing fees how should I factor that into my analysis?

However, it would also depend on other factors such as your monthly debt payments and how much rental income the property could produce.

That would have to be factored in. 

This is based on factors such as DTI, income, reserves, credit, etc.  

Location and cost were the two driving factors, sales prices for townhomes were significantly less than single family homes.

Biggest factor to inflation will be supply issues and size of national debt.

Because of that its in the landlords interest to pay for that bill either by factoring it into the rent (if the bill is a flat see like garbage usually is), or possibly by billing it back when its based on usage like electricity and can vary a lot.

Isn't the NNN part the one that factors in projected revenue?

Of course you can always circumvent these by doing a 1099 exchange - but thats only if Congress hasn't revoked that program which very well may happen.There are lots of factors to consider, but those are the two I would focus on.