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Do mortgages with escrow built in just increase randomly? Is it due to increased taxes?
My wife and I had our mortgage increase by quite a bit this month, due to unanticipated escrow increases. I ...

We are nearing the end of our first year lease on a SFR and trying to decide whether or not to increase the rent for the coming year.

I've read that you typically increase ~3% annually but we are hesitant as we are ...

Hello, I’m a new poster and investor from Phoenix, AZ. It seems the general data shows that rents have gone up about 3% per year over the last 30 years. If I own a rental now that cash flows about $200 a month, will i...

Question to the BP Network-
With the steep increase in rents in the marketplace.  Is anyone seeing adjustments to Property Management fee percentages?  What is fair?  At what volume should a discount be discussed? 10...

About to start renting our current home after our new home is built.  We've determined that for our 4 bedroom, 2 bath house we can get around $1500 in rent in our area.  We've had some college girls, referred by our b...

I have a tenant I inherited in Dec 2015. I was told their rent included parking and storage in the basement. I wasn't given any copy of the lease and he wouldn't sign a new lease or TAW agreement for our Property Mana...

I bought a property last October in a small town in Northern MI. The property itself has 3 units on it. The owner/landlord that I bought the property from was renting them out way below market value with no security  ...

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I am in Dallas suburb area in Collin County. I am experiencing an issue where my properties values are increasing much faster than the market rent can keep up with. The rise in valuations has increased my t...

Interested to hear how many of you handle rent increases.  Here is what I do currently.  All of my leases are 12 months and are renewed if someone chooses to stay.  I contact them 60 days out from the expiration of th...

Hey BP, I recently thought about how residential home prices increase. Homes are priced with the current market and over time, as demand increases, home prices are bid up. On the other side, as demand decreases, home ...