If I wait 5 years on average to raise my rent I'd lose approximately a quarter million dollars over that 5 year period, ignoring any compounding effect. 140 doors x $33 increase x12 months x 5 years = 277,200.00.I am not in this business to give up $55k a year so my average tenant can save 33 bucks a month.

That benefit compounds nicely if you go buy another home owner-occupied to live in for some time, move out of the first one, rent out the first one and enjoy the same benefits all over again!

Inflation has averaged 3.67% over the last 30 years (source: http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl, plug in $1 in 1979 and get $2.95 now = 3.67% compounded annually.)

depending on which MLS system that's a 25k fine in our system and loss of privilege.

I rarely do that- so I hope you feel privileged :-)

The video is around 40 minutes long, and you learn about compounding, discounting, and the 5 components of ALL time value of money problems.

I and my wife consider ourselves privileged to know Sean Terry and if you ever meet him or his team you will feel the same way!

Third lifeline: sponsors and general partnersIf you're not just a passive investor but are also the syndication's sponsor, manager, general partner or are otherwise involved in the day-to-day operation of the syndication, then you're in the special privileged group.

Well, let me tell you that every single person who checked the box on the form to say they either could or would do whatever was necessary to pay for the privilege passed that interview.  

This is compounded by the quality of renter that utilizes a mobile home as compared to that of a single family home.