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All Forum Posts by: Jason Mullenberg

Jason Mullenberg has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Quote from @Jaron Walling:

Whenever the market rate is higher than the current rent for a unit, there is a "loss to lease." It's just an on paper loss and showcases when units need to catch up to market rate. This won't happen over night. Tenants are on leases for different terms and lengths. It's a great opportunity for a prospective buyer such as yourself. 


 Jaron,

Thank you for your feedback!

Andrew Freed thank you for the link!  I will take a look at the video.  Trying to get into this quadplex.  

Good morning.  I'm looking at buying a quadplex and I'm trying to understand how to read the Rent Roll summary.  Terms like "Loss to Lease", and really understand what I'm looking at.  If anybody could assist it would be greatly appreciated.  

V/r

Jason