.: I have been following the foreclosures in my market pretty closely the last few months and I am seeing increasingly more foreclosures from loans originated in '21-'22.

I just moved back to Rapid City last year and I'm looking to start investing in real estate in the area.

Your situation is exactly why it is important to have small to moderate rent increases on a regular, annual basis.  

With layoffs dramatically increasing, behavior is also changing rapidly where tenants out of desperation may damage property or commit other harmful acts which begs the question of how to screen tenants for destructive behavior?

The key is to purchase in desirable locations where demand for rental housing is high, ensuring consistent occupancy and the potential for rental rate increases over time.2.

Hey there,Im posting this to see if there's any strategies to increase the monthly rent.I have a townhouse style condo that we currently occupy, and this is the first time we want to rent it out.  

As NAHB explains:“House price growth slowed . . . partly due to a decline in demand and an increase in supply.

Purchase price: $384,999 Cash invested: $154,000 This investment is a nearly-new single-family home located in a rapidly growing area of Hoschton, Georgia.

Quote from @AJ Exner: Is the project there in Rapid City? 

I was drawn to this deal because it offered the rare combination of a nearly new property in a rapidly growing area with excellent long-term appreciation potential and immediate rental cash flow.