I'll respond with a quote from Warren Buffett: Predicting rain doesn't count.

I can't believe they would actually expect you to predict FUTURE performance...

And I question FreddieMac's prediction this week that we will see a 10+% appreciation for 2022. 

Easier to predict your exit price, The SFH valuations are based on market trends, Multifamily are underwritten based on performance if you're able to reduce your expenses and/or increase your income, and know what cap rate Investors are looking for in your area... you can accurately predict your upside. 

My prediction is that neither will get anything and the house will fall further into disrepair eventually being taken by the city because the bank does not want it. 

With that being said, here on BP, they have predicted Sacramento to be the #1 appreciating market in the nation.

All of the details about the project are below.Short description:This app/website would help home owners and real estate investors to budget and save for big repairs, purchases and bills by predicting when and how much they will need to pay.

I have some leads in some investments in smaller cities with investor friendly agents  who have sent me properties that are basically 7-9% cap but they r In cities I’m so so on (Syracuse and Cleveland just to name 3) I could sell both, pay the cap gains and just sit on the $$ until I find a great deal in a soft market (it is starting to soften here in slc and I predict this is happening everywhere)My gut:I don’t like option 3.

Interest rates have already climbed 40 basis points since the election and the Fed is predicting 3 more rate increases in 2017. 

As predicted, the win of Toledo lead lawsuit has opened a can of worm for more restrictions.