this is better than using rosy projections of $10.50 a month for capex and 6% rent increases every year until 3100, and pretending there is no such thing as closing costs or rent ready costs.

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Hey Everyone,
I own a duplex in San Pedro, California, and I’m trying to confirm how much I can legally raise the rent. I’ve found conflicting information on municipal websites. One source says 4%, while another stat...

Every time mortgage rates drop, we see significant increase in Buyer activity.

**Not sure if this graph loaded properly**  The main factor leading to the drop in multifamily sales prices could be the increase in inventory (33%) in 2024 compared to last year. 

I’m contacted multiple times a week by individuals who buy lousy real estate in Philly and I hear “ but the agent told me” or “the wholesaler promised me” it was a legal use…the rents would increase…..I could rent this section 8 and achieve xyz rent etc. etc.  

The largest rent increases were seen in Cincinnati (+3.4% YoY), DC Metro (+2.9%), NYC Metro (+2.8%), and St.

However, the property taxes increases in my area and now the rent no longer covers the mortgage.

There is a large demand for efficient distribution and storage of goods, thus many investors are looking for ways to increase their financial performance while continuing to remain competitive in the market.

To improve cash flow, consider increasing rents, exploring short-term or mid-term rental options, or leasing units at higher rents.Good luck!