C is just where I am at, the question was not just about C though... a lot of white collar getting hit with slowdown and AI job effects too.

., HOA credits) effectively instead of price reductions?

Services such as drain cleaning, pest control, HVAC tune-ups, and routine maintenance are priced based on labor and service frequency, not asset value, causing these expenses to consume a disproportionate share of revenue in inexpensive real estate.Compounding this effect, lower-rent properties typically experience higher vacancy, greater rent-collection friction, and increased management intensity.

What is the most efficient and effective way for a seller to address this gap?

Quote from @Ying Tang: Posting on behalf of my cousin (married couple): Household income: ~$1M/year, combination of W-2 income and stock market gainsWife qualifies as Real Estate Professional (REP)In 2024, they purchased one rental property:Purchase price ~$500k25% down30-year mortgage No other real estate acquisitions that year  Given their income level, what are the most effective strategies to legally reduce tax liability going forward? 

I like the idea, but a lot hinges on how that will effect the state, county and local budgets and how they plan to counter act that.

@Charles Graham, call, text, or email them at least one month before its effective date, letting them know you're raising rents to keep up with rising insurance costs, property taxes, HOA, etc. 

He estimates that I can use bonus depreciation to get effectively $900k of depreciation in the first year. 

I'm guessing that posting this buried under 200 "Me too's" will be less effective than a new post, but here goes anyway:In the U.S., how many times do these logbooks get scrutinized? 

Money printer go brrrrrrr.The Effect?