Looking for help with #2, but had reference #1 for the backround

Use the direct capitalization method described in the lecture, and the resources posted in the page this week to help you answer this scenario-based question. The Milwaukee - Market Summary is dated information, so please disregard the difference in dates and assume it is all the most current information available (H1 2022). Imagine that you work in acquisitions for a local group of investors, and they want to buy apartment buildings in suburban Milwaukee. You heard from a trusted reliable source that someone you know might be interested in selling a "Class A - Stabilized" 195 -unit building, built in 2008 and that's exactly what your client is looking to buy. The owner of the apartment building hasn't listed the property yet, and you'd like to get a fair offer to them before they decide to list it. What could the building be worth? What factors did you take into consideration for this valuation? 2. Review the description of the real estate cycle described in the textbook. Based on the scenario from Discussion Prompt A and the sample market analysis, in this hypothetical example, where do you think this market cycle is headed? What direction are rents and occupancy levels headed in the market? Do you think the market is approaching a peak, at the peak, or past the peak? With this limited "back of the envelope" analysis, could you potentially recommend a purchase scenaric for your firm? What are some questions that need to be answered before you could fully recommend a purchase