He might be reporting a higher rent amount as part of a rent survey to artificially inflate market rents in order to get a higher rent from another section 8 tenant.  

I agree, one of the motivating factors is taking advantage of low interest rates as it is anticipated to rise and if you get a good low fixed rate, when inflation really hits and rates rise, you can potentially increase rents while your payments are fixed.

I feel like sellers have incentive to sell on Roofstock because you can inflate prices beyond comparable market prices.

Make sure you use the cash value, not inflated market value.

If rent, mortgage are part of inflation then we have inflation exposure.

I like to use the factory pre-mixed colors because I find they are much more consistent between batches,available in flat and semi and the better quality stuff $116 for 5 gallons, vs the cheap stuff that's $60 that peels/fails more often.Good luck!

Curious to know what residential LL's find appropriate (so that the win-win is accomplished - the tenant doesn't get too upset and the LL can keep up with the inflation).Thanks

My rule of thumb is that the real value of a property is about 20% (inflation) above its value in 1999-2000.

The problem is due to inflation, your effective return decreased over time.

Inflation aside let’s do some math.I don’t do anything that’s not minimum 150 a door.