RISING RENT

Rising rent since the pandemic has been very popular and affecting many tenants in America. This rental rate in this country has skyrocketed out of control. At least 400.00 per month in many areas more tenant has to pay and seriously feeling the pinch after steady climbs. Inflation has taken a toll on many tenants with no relief on the horizon and feel trapped. To be at peace, pay your rent always on time, do not void lease terms in lease agreement, it is your decision to report certain damages along with any deductibles prior leaving. Renters have been cutting unnecessary spending to compensate for rental increase that looms on the horizon. Most renters are willing to uproot to swap for more affordable rent.

So why not invest in yourself by owning a home. Many renter's wonder if it make sense to purchase a home now, while the mortgage rates can be intimidating there are several reasons to still purchase a home. Home values appreciate over time. You purchase now to gain equity to help purchase your next home. This is like an savings account times 20 ratio, think about it. If a renter is financially stable, credit worthy, money saved, able to manage monthly mortgage cost and can handle the associated household maintenance expenses, then it makes good sense to purchase a home.

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DISADVANTAGES

The disadvantages is that you feel trapped and almost scared to apply for another home to rent. Each landlord is different and contracts vary of course in the best interest of the landlord. Many rentals have items break and tenants are somewhat scared to bring this matter to the attention of the landlord because the rent may increase at any given year. Rent growth is expected to continue. Renters will continue to face challenges from limited supply and excess demand in the coming year, keeping pressure on rent growth. Between inflation and the strong labor market, many renters will find that buying a home makes more sense.

The rise in interest rates, taxes and insurance leads to rental increase that is unfortunately passed down to the tenant. The idea is to increased interest rate by the federal government to lower inflation. If you are interested in a free e-book please click link https://kevinstrawter.book.live/buyer-book

The landlords that have a variable rate or interest only loans will see higher monthly payments as we continue to ride this tidal wave economy. For sometime now since the government omitted the landlords access to offset their taxes versus income, the high risk is apparent not favoring the tenants monthly rent to increase.

Many landlords are retired and rely on this income and as the laws change not in their favor, they have to pass cost to the tenant. Tenants feel like they are in a rental trap however you can escape. You are paying a mortgage, but it is not yours. 

RENTAL TRAP

Rental trap is defined that not having good enough credit and money saved to purchase a home and will continue to rent for an unknown time. My job as a trusted advisor and professional realtor is to coach you along and provide my resources to help you fire your landlord. Serving Dr Phillips and all Central Florida. Stay connected and call me today for appointment at 850 496-6412.