Born and raised in NC and started investing in the Triad earlier this year with buy and hold properties.

I hoped to use the BRRRR strategy to get a good deal (I have a few possible channels for raising the cash).

So, if I went my normal $18,000 average price I would have profited only $3,000 and that is a small margin.I've been in the construction business and like to believe that I am one of the few contractors who 'Raise The Bar' in regards to running a company where we are intelligent enough to raise prices vs. being a sheep in the herd where we price our jobs in accordance with what every other electrician charges.

We are in the process of raising rents from $475 to $625, which would bring the cash flow up to $600 after expenses.

Now, i'm willing to raise rent gradually for good long term tenants.

The second requires landlords to pay certain tenants relocation assistance if the landlord raises the rent by 10% or more and the tenant moves out.Mayor Durkan Announces January 15, 2022 Extension of Eviction Moratorium and Continuation of Additional COVID-Related ProtectionsOn Thursday, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Seattle law that requires landlords to rent on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Fed has threatened to raise rates as soon as March 2022.

@Brionne Moss First, I recommend picking up some books about raising private money (bigger pockets has published a couple about it).

With many SaaS financing startups raising big $$$$ recently by calling themselves as growth investors while they are nothing but an invoice factoring company, I am sensing that this is coming to real estate as well.  

They do not collect security deposits, have terrible communication, and do not raise rents with inflation.