Speed is a good thing...in moderation.  

These are the areas that are developing at a moderate pace and can still expect to cashflow as rents increase too. 

I personally own 11 doubles, 2 condominiums, and have completed 4 flips with moderate success. 2.5 years ago I retired from my job after 22 years to pursue real estate investing full time.

Hello everyone,After doing moderate research, I have yet to find an alternative for funding the 3-3.5% down payment on FHA loans.

Originally posted by @Jimmy Samai:Because this is your first post, it will not appear until a moderator verifies it.

Feel free to make corrections or add feedback - I realize that states can be landlord friendly but cities can be tenant friendly or vice versa.LANDLORD FRIENDLYSUNBELT ArizonaTexasFloridaAlabamaGeorgiaLouisianaMississippiSouth CarolinaNorth CarolinaArkansasColoradoOklahomaUtah (moderate)New Mexico (moderate)MIDWEST OhioIndianaMichigan* (I hear they're trying to make it tenant friendly / make evictions difficult, perhaps limited to certain cities)Illinois* (not Chicago)Wisconsin (moderate)Iowa (moderate)North DakotaSouth DakotaMissouriTennessee (moderate)WESTWyomingIdahoAlaskaMontanaSOUTHWest VirginiaVirginia (moderate)KentuckyNORTHEASTPennsylvaniaNew Hampshire (moderate)TENANT FRIENDLYNORTHEASTMaineVermontRhode IslandDelawareNew YorkMarylandConnecticutMassachusettsWashington, D.C.New JerseyMIDWESTMinnesotaKansasNebraskaWESTOregonWashingtonHawaiiSUNBELTCaliforniaNevadaSource: Various articles and Turbo Tenant

There are plenty of ways to trade marginal value in your portfolio to immunize yourself against moderate deflation too.

Even the videos are not enough to get the real idea about the available space and possible moderation.

I would offer them a 12-month renewal with a moderate increase or a 6 month renewal with a significant increase.If we use 5% as the 6 month premium - I would approach it like this:  "The standard increase based on the rental market and expenses would be 5%.  

(I moved this from another area, so hopefully a moderator can terminate it from the wrong board, since I am not sure how to)Hey folks!