As a heavily focused cash flow investor, here's how I view the different components of the 17-20% projected returns:- 11% Cash Flow - Likelihood = Relatively high (especially if it's a highly diversified and stabilized opportunity - like a 97% occupied 200 unit apartment building, as the tenant diversification usually helps to provide more stable cash flows in a stabilized building)- 3% Principal Paydown - Likelihood = Relatively high (as long you have enough cash flow to pay the mortgage!)

The investors in this class will rely very heavily if not almost 100% on what the PM has to say about the property.

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Don't worry about the deals you cant do focus on the ones you can do.2) Lists like that tend to be heavily marketed.

Lolhttp://ohmyapt.apartmentratings.com/the-argument-against-rent-control.htmlLooks like they are expanding rent controlshttp://www.tenantstogether.org/ This group is heavily funded pushing for bureaucracy in each city in California.https://www.sftu.org/ Tenant organizations rising up all over California with big agendas backed by a lot of $$$ from socialist organizations.http://www.housinglb.org/ Long beach rent control pushers. 

For instance, I live in New York but am heavily invested in Philadelphia.

On the 2nd page, you can see that the median list price has gone up for some key suburbs of Tulsa, which conflicts heavily with the "ZRI" in some cases.

SSI is being used by the same class heavily (income for all)3.

Alex Sanchez I grew up in Naperville, live in Aurora, and work heavily in Plainfield/Oswego/Aurora.

I've yet to see it in Canada... and I live in the most heavily populated area of the country.