This video of a client being interviewed by Rent to Retirement resonates with a lot of people because of how he explains it.

They luckily took it in stride (and the grocery store is 10-minutes away) and still left us a 5-star review.But now, I'm wondering what can be simplified and what are more sustainable practices in the long run.

If rents don’t keep up, your income won’t sustain rising costs.What Drives Rent Growth?

Guessing the defense "my pricing software is responsible for these increases" may not be sustainable.

Right now, I’m focused on building a strong foundation in real estate by expanding my network and learning strategies for sustainable growth.

I agree their insights into often undervalued markets is interesting but I also think that thousands of people look at the same data and these are often small markets and can't sustain hundreds of new STR's

That resonated with me.

The reason I ask is at that rent point there is no profit on a sustained hold.   

Your financial position is strong, and leveraging financing for your next rental while maintaining a conservative debt-to-income ratio is a smart approach—consider consulting a lender to explore options that align with your goals and keep your investments sustainable.

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