My apologies if this all seems fundamental, but it may assist in providing me clarity into the facets of revenue that are possible as an agent/investor.

However, there are some places in the country where a renter could expect to pay more than twice that amount and the average monthly rent stands at $2,757, or more than $33,000 per year.Why rental prices matterHome prices often get the most attention in the national media, yet only 65.4% of Americans own their homes, and that percentage has declined in each of the past eight years:Meanwhile, the percentage of vacant rental properties has also fallen dramatically after peaking in 2009 at 10.6%, and now stands at 8.7%:It will be curious to monitor how these two data points trend in coming years, and whether this will represent a fundamental change in where Americans live.

This approach has been most famously utilized and institutionalized by Silicon Valley, but fundamentally it's all about relationships.  

It's not a bad idea to get a real estate attorney to help you write up a lease agreement just to make sure you nail all the fundamentals.

The momentum to carry on seems fundamental now and for sure deserved with the new demos currently.

I apply technical and fundamental analysis rather than just fundamental analysis.

It's nice when the marketplace helps us, and we try to buy so the it does, but when I say "appreciation" I don't mean sit and wait - I mean know what you will do the make the fundamentals of the assets justify a higher value in the marketplace.As to IRR, I'm dumber than you are.

I think those fundamentals you bulleted were reasons why I felt the need to play some sort of role in my business when it comes to repairs/updates down the road.

It feels like things have fundamentally changed.

Right now it is relatively safe, but eventually it will be risky when the prices aren't supported by the fundamentals.