[Source: National Association of Home Builders]Demand: The chart below illustrates the steady increase in household formation, a key driver of housing demand.

We're already getting hammered with huge insurance increases because of the damages in these coastal areas. 

Yes if the cost is merely $7k, you will be able to re-capture that cost within 1 year and most importantly, increase the value of the home. - What measures can landlords take to ensure protection while renting, and what steps should be considered prior to seeking a tenant? 

Hi @Stephanie LopezWholesalers run campaigns called "Agent Outreach" to get access to your sphere of influence and, ultimately, any pocket listings/distressed properties you may have.

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This could manifest itself in additional damages and financial losses when they decide they don't want to put up with you any more.Also, Section 8 does require more work setting up, renewing, increasing rent, etc.

Why doesn't the owner want to increase rents?""

I’m hoping dynamic pricing as a strategy will help but still wonder if a management company can increase bookings 

Here's why savvy investors should have San Antonio on their radar for 2025 and beyond.Steady Population GrowthSan Antonio's growth trajectory remains strong, with a 1.5% population increase since 2022 [1].

After that I am using 5% rent increases with 60k renovation in yr1- using 20% down around 8.5% rate, many loan officers keep telling that only 25% down is minimum.. idk- yr1 goal to increase rents w renovation around 60k spend w 5% rent increase (tricky part it probably lot of rent lost while renovating maybe 2-3months) - estimating that yr1 and 2 is negative CF and then projecting positive CF w yearly 5-10% rent increasesAny ideas if this makes sense or not?