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Updated almost 2 years ago, 01/29/2023

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Rent rates and rising house values

Earl Kamps
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I am aware of and follow the 1% "rule" when analyzing a new property and setting rent rates. Now I would like to have a discussion what Landlords are doing with rent rates seeing that property values have went up so much. Are people setting rates according to the 1% "rule" in relation to the higher values? House values have gone up 20% or more over the past 2 years, Have existing tenant rent rates gone up 20%? Is the 1% "rule" still doable on new properties purchased or new tenants?

Hoping for a lively discussion

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