.❄️ November Weather Outlook: November in Las Vegas sees temperatures gradually dropping from an initial 73/52 high/low to 60/41 by month-end.

I kept thinking the next year it would spike but it has only been very gradual increases throughout the years.

Thinking from both the landlord and tenant perspectives, a gradual increase annually would be preferred instead of a 10%+ increase the following year to further try and catch up with the market. 

I'm excited to be entering the world of real estate and looking to expand my property portfolio gradually.

I agree with Nathan G. that doing gradual increase might just insult them more.

I can not understand any small investor who focuses on one market - it would be like only buying one type of stock - and we actually started to guide people to use our approach which  led to our financial freedom and the ability to have a lot of flexibility (and fun) while building wealth - in a safe, gradual approach. 

Their home value will gradually go up over time, but their interest rate won't. 

Each of the hypothetical options you've outlined has its merits, and the choice largely depends on your risk tolerance, investment goals, and the specific market conditions you're dealing with.Option 1 seems like a gradual and conservative approach.

If she is a high quality tenant, then it may be best to gradually increase rent in order to keep her and build a long term repertoire.

West of cottage Grove is changing gradually also but still a hard area to manage in.