Right now, it feels like my expense for insurance isn't very predictable.

Now, of course the data isn't as accurate as other sources, but my total spend on the Mojo dialer and data is under $200 monthly. 

The more detail and info in your questions, the more accurate and applicable the answers can be.Hope that helps. 

I want to create a sustainable system that will allow me to repeat successes predictably (or as much as possible).

If so, how accurate and easy to use is it?

I did manage to track down a property in my old town of Phoenix AZ and figured it would be good to try and see what a good offer on it would be.NOI = ~$45k (pro forma)CAP = 4.11% (C class property)Asking = $1,100,00010-Unit.I managed to see a few places to increase NOI, get it up to ~$55k.Now I want to make an offer on this property but I do not know if the CAP rate is accurate.

Bowles said.After 9/11, some predicted the city would see a population decline spurred by fears of terrorism, he said.

Banks are obviously nervous about the future and various scary predictions regarding the mortgage market, so I think a lot want to deploy their capital substantially slower than before.

I had another Zoom call with a couple investors that I am mentoring today where they were asking questions about Sandwich Lease Options. The call naturally turned to all types of dialogue about future impacts to Real ...

Hi @Erwin Groenendijk,As I said, I may be totally wrong, and economists are always said to be good only at predicting the past...