Historic native american structures.

Look at the historical P/E ratios for any major index, and you'll see that for the vast majority of the history of that index, the ratio is within one standard deviation of the mean.That would indicate that earnings is the primary driver of equity prices.  

Ask for historical yields, past winery contracts (who bought them) and management costs.

Unlike many businesses where if you build up revenue, profits, organizational structure, market position; and van prove historical financial success, you have equity, sometime substantial equity in that business, which you can capitalize on by selling the business, borrowing against the business, or hiring a professional to manage the business while you collect the profits.  

Rates are still at historic lows, and the Fed has hinted that hikes are in the relatively near future.

Understanding this only happens in areas that historically appreciate.

Lets also not forget that rates right now are low historically so I don't think I can really count on rates in the 3's to ever happen again when I'm analyzing deals but one can hope. 

@Nishil Kothary Most of New Jersey is undervalued right now as based on historical price-income ratios.

They actually are still historically low, quite low, in fact.

Hello all,Are there any str owners in the Crestline/ Green Valley Lake/ Running Springs area that can share their historical occupancy rates for the past year or so?