Although rents increased by 2% annually, the purchasing power of this income is equivalent to $4,325 in today's dollars.Year 10: $5,000 x (1 + 2%)^10 / (1 + 5%)^10 ≈ $3,742Year 15: $5,000 x (1 + 2%)^15 / (1 + 5%)^15 ≈ $3,237Year 20: $5,000 x (1 + 2%)^20 / (1 + 5%)^20 ≈ $2,800Due to rent increases failing to keep pace with inflation, you won't be able to maintain your standard of living.

I had another friend who did the Pace Morby and Brent Daniels training after they joined the WREIN mentorship.

This is a great explanation of the market.I will add to the City of Neighborhood parts; that the market can be so drastically different less than a mile apart.Point breeze is struggling, while Fitler Square is a fast paced market.

Typically, higher vacancies lead to lower rents, but today’s reality is different.Inflation plays a role — while the consumer price index has surged over 20% since 2019, office rents have not kept pace in real terms.

You may have gotten what you wanted because the agent put you through your paces. 

If I go the conventional route ,at the pace of my savings, I would be able to afford a property in that price range a little over a year later.

Your partner needs to go at their own pace.

I work a commission based job and am on pace to make just over 6 figures for the first time this year.

try Jumping on Pace MOrby s  facebook all sorts of beginners there.. probably most will be dead ends IE all hat no cattle but you never know at least your all like minded.

There was a brief period a couple of years ago where demand was out-pacing supply by a large margin, but that has calmed down.