Nick Martell

What do you think a fair price for my rent is?

And then he also texted some links to some nearby units renting out for hundreds of dollars less.

The landlord was like, I think your current rent is fair.

But then the renter said, how about a few hundred dollars off?

Look at these links.

And boom, Jack, he got it.

Went from $3,650 a month to $3,375 a month.

That's a savings of over $3,000 a year.

The landlord must have taken his threat that he might go to one of those places.

Incredibly.

So what's going on?

It's an inflation situation.

Price is popping on everything.

But Jack, could this work for you?

Because the national median apartment rent is down 1.7% compared to last year and down 5% from the peak rent insanity of 2022.

Surprise, besties.

Hot rents are getting cooled down right now like you left the AC on.

But this story about lowering rents, it's not just about prices.

It's also about rising perks.

Because landlords are offering one month free, free parking, no cost Wi-Fi, tossing gym memberships in there these days.