They will not pass an appraisal if they are inflated like that.

Are those current rents market rate, or are they artificially inflated?

I definitely feel this is much better than I can get in the stock market, and these numbers tend to auto-adjust to inflation, which the stock market does not.  

His rent is ballpark fixed relative to inflation based on rents 15 years ago, at the expense of his personal landlord.His investment properties are all in cities that do NOT have rent control.

@Teage StauntonHays Co. is already getting actively marketed to by investors who are moving out of Austin due to inflated prices but there are always deals to be found if your marketing connects with the right person at the right time in their life.

I was born in and still have family in Indianapolis and I will be purchasing cash flow properties there.Cheryl Cheryl if the rents are not increasing how do you avoid having your cash flow being eaten up by rising expenses and inflation?  

.), so $415 is probably a bit inflated.

Don't have much to share quite yet :)@Jenkins RamonMeat and Potatoes Below:Price: $140k Rent: $1,560/moWater: $60/moPrinciple and Interest: $525/moInsurance: $80/moTaxes: $320/moCashflow: $575/mo (those numbers are a little inflated since I made the purchase decision on more conservative numbers of including 8% vacancy loss ($125/mo) and additional cleaning and maintenance costs of $100/mo so when I ran final conservative numbers I was at $350/mo. 

Inflation is at a 3% annual average across the US.

Brand new cars have way over-inflated pricing.