As we reflect on the challenges faced during the financial crises of 2007-2012 and draw parallels to the current market conditions of 2024, one concept stands out: the “Missing Middle.”The term “Missing Middle” refers to the scarcity of housing options between single-family homes and large-scale apartment complexes.

Most of our clients prefer the middle/southern part of the country because the price points are much easier and the laws are landlord friendly. 

I just checked it out and it looks like their basic model is $20/property and their middle package is 1% of revenue, which is not worth it in my opinion.

They always swing to far each direction before returning back to a middle ground then passing through to the other side.

You can view Pace Morby's videos as he is big into this strategy.

Just looking to see if this is the expectation nowadays or am I way off on having RentRedi handle this for me. 37$ + tax ( approx 42$) and ask Tenant to  fill the application and pay directly instead of me being middle man.

I prefer to stay in mostly owner occupied areas because it yields a higher quality resident that's more consistent over time and the homes typically appreciate at a faster pace. 

Rent: If they move in in the middle of the month, I pro-rate it and it's due prior to them moving in and me giving them a door code.

Areas like rural small town Bisbee multiunits are dirt cheap, cash flowing, but factor in the area of middle of no where and not up coming.

The apartments are in the middle of a private U shaped driveway coming from the street and the house is outside the driveway on the bottom of the U next to barn.