My goals as I look at analyzing would be what’s the least amount of money I can be in debt, while cash flowing the most until I replace my income, after I replace my income, my strategy will change.When looking into the life cycle of real estate, if it makes the same as stock market, you may be better off if structured right because of the tax advantages, equity, cash flow after pay off etc.TL;DR= in my opinion cash flow is more important than COC, and it is possible to have an infinite return.

If you've got that much dry powder I think it makes since to at least consider an allocation into an OZ based investment even if it is late in the cycle.

There will always be deals in every market during every cycle.

Here's a post to help guide you further:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10850/81214-what-goes-up-must-come-down-or-market-cycles-fluctuation

Workman's Comp was apparently OK with it, didn't request more proof, paid the hospital bill for about $30,000.

If you ever find yourself in court the burden of proof will be on you to show that each entity operates independently.

. +1 on asking the city to adjust the bill down if you provide proof that the leak has been fixed.

My first deal was in the 90s, and hubby's boss bought his in the 1980s.There is no "rate crystal ball," but we can look at past cycles.

@Trin Nagireddy I have allowed pets but on the condition that they submit proof that all pets are spayed or neutered.

The problem with going back 10 years is that it shows nothing but increase and our market is softening, that was my reasoning for back 30 years so that I could get a few cycles of price appreciation and depreciation.