A well cared for rental investment home featuring a wooden fence alongside a lush green lawn.

Why a Rental Property Fence Could be the Best Overall Investment You Make in 2025. Rental Property Fence ROI Analysis and Case Study

ByHayli Mace

If you’re a rental property owner, you’ve probably considered countless ways to boost your income and property value. But have you looked at your rental investments backyard lately? Installing a fence is a surprisingly simple upgrade that delivers outsized returns. It’s a modest investment that can increase your rental income, attract higher-quality tenants, reduce vacancies,…

Experts Forecast Rising Rents in 2025 per the Wall Street Journal
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Experts Forecast Rising Rents in 2025 per the Wall Street Journal: MoveZen Wants to Highlight Why That Might Not be the Relief Mom and Pop Investors Need

ByHayli Mace

By the end of this year, every major metropolitan market is expected to see positive rent growth, said Jay Lybik, national director of multifamily analytics at Costar. That’s the takeaway from a recent Wall Street Journal article that was exploring the negative issues surrounding inflation and rising housing costs including rents. Read the full article here. We’re…

A detailed graph illustrating the 2025 real estate cycle, highlighting trends in rising home prices, limited inventory, and regional market variations.
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2025 Housing Market Revealed: Where Are We in the Housing Cycle?

ByHayli Mace

The real estate cycle is evolving rapidly in 2025. Local trends mirror national shifts. Our community is impacted by rising demand and a tight housing supply. Investors and residents alike are watching this cycle closely. To read more about the cycle, read this article. Market Trends Current market conditions show clear signs of change. Inventory…

A graph showing the US Median Rent from 2017-present showcasing monthly rent now stands at $1,370.
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Apartment List’s January Rental Report is Out: Strategic Insights for Property Management Investors

ByHayli Mace

While rent growth has been continuing to follow its typical seasonal pattern, the pricing cooldown of the current off-season has outweighed the price increases of last year’s busy season, such that year-over-year rent growth is currently negative at -0.5 percent. This marks the third consecutive winter in which seasonal discounts have been notably sharper than…

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