One has to remember that rent rates nationwide have softened.

Prices soften a little....but no where close enough to offset increased borrowing costs.There are basically two logical flaws that lead people to the conclusion that rising rates equates to equally low prices.1) They assume that other investors have the same borrowing costs that they do.

Maybe don't tell planning contractor shops, sewing craft shops... to soften the sound of the use up, as sounds like less likely to dump something in the drains or kick up a party.  

We saw the beginnings of similar asset class corrections to 2008, but no one could have predicted an eviction moratorium and unprecedented actions by the FED to soften the blow.

I'm seeing some softening of the contract sales market selling mobile homes in my mobile home community. 

In order to calm inflation, housing needs to soften as it comprises 30%+.

Whole house water filters, water softeners, and filters in the kitchen are also good for 6 month checks.4) Regular checks can also be used to check for tenants destroying the property, or swapping out appliances for cheaper ones.

The recent STR numbers have softened due to saturation, but quality properties are always going to book.

A good friend of mine suggested I should take her as my tenant because what was perceived to be a prolonged softening rental market that is happening and extremely limited quality tenant pool. 

I have to ask, is the water softener a payment plan for the system for the home?