Originally posted by @Jim Shonts:@Brian Chen I use rentometer and rentrange nearly every day.

The answer is always "Because the tenants have been living here for 5-10-15 years, and we never increased the rents".

And again its both an oversupply & population decline (espically of high income renters) driving this, I'd love a too see what rent growth is within metro area's because I bet alot af areaas are looking at the same dynamic  misallocation of supply is my answer.

The cashflow won't be life changing right off the bat but it's key to start your investing journey not running a negative (in my opinion.)Happy to connect and answer any questions you might have. 

A equipped investment agent can help you find a deal, and an investment friendly lender can help answer your questions when it comes to financing. 

Think demand should drive your answer. 

Trusts are used as repositories for assets that will be distributed to beneficiaries after the death of the original owner.When buying in an LLC states require fees in order to establish or register within that state.

I attempted to update my original post with more specifics, but the updates never showed up, so I created a new post here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1167489-seek...Thanks,Sean

My properties were making my original investment back in profits within 6-8 months max and I was able to reinvest my profits into the next property fairly quickly.In 2021, I got my second unit.

So, I'd appreciate it if anyone could help answer these questions:Is anyone familiar with Steelhomes.us?