Has anyone ever experienced a declining rent environment?

I have 3 Airbnbs in different states and different environs. 

With its proximity to Nashville, Austin Peay and growing business environment, it is definitely a good place to invest. 

People that bought warm belt states 7 years ago at prices in cold belt states today good luck replicating that in today's environment.

I am always watching rents in the area though, frequently looking at trulia/padmapper/apartments.com/zumper/craigslist ads and snap a photo of every "for rent" sign I see to call up and find out.There is a lot more variation than simply how many bedrooms a place has and where in the city it is located in, property condition, layout, density, and the environment around it factors into the price a lot, and rentometer doesn't give you much insight into that.

I know my neighbors and I just want a peaceful environment that we all can co-exist and enjoy.  

By Korri Kezar – Digital editor, Dallas Business Journal May 7, 2018, 6:38am An expanding population, pro-business environment and growing number of headquarters are luring investors to put their money in North Texas real estate.

In Indiana, you might want to check out the NW corner, which is part of the Chicago metro area, but with Indiana's lower taxes and much more landlord friendly environment.

That's because there's no guarantee that the fantastic one million-dollar deal (or the financial environment for it) is going to be waiting for you one half years later.

Stocks very close to overvalued if not already, bonds stink in a rising interest rate environment, real estate is risky now(home prices bounced well above the trend line)and way below normal on yield.R.e. notes may be the only thing to consider unless you are brave enough for bitcoin