I agree with a lot of the feedback above.

Quote from @Jonathan Grzeszczyk: I agree that the motivation and problem is the core, but the first question is always where are you going when we come to a win-win agreement for you to sell me your house.

At this point, I simply want to move on and feel the exit interview is a final attempt to have me sign things that I don't agree to.

If you do agree to sign, you can (at least in my area) specify in the contract that it is just for a particular property, or a particular location, etc. 

Whether we agree with these items or not, the following are inflationary government policies: stimulus, student debt relief, tariffs, increased child tax credits, limited immigration, and big government deficit spending.

.: I agree with @Theresa Harris & @Nathan Gesner but this whole post seems weird....who buys a 220v Dryer?

Very much agree with the big-picture national rent forecast Scott provided here.

Agreed with the other comments about the higher risk with HELOC in this particular market.

When clients come onboard, that process should be explained in great detail and by signing the PMA, you are agreeing with our standard processes and core values.Far too often that process is never fully explained and/or proper expectations are not set, hence new clients try to tell you how to run your business.

This letter serves as official notice in accordance with your rental agreement.Even after this increase, we believe we are still at or below the average market rent for a unit of this type and hope you agree.