The LeaseRunner annual rental industry report found strong tenant demand, which led most investors to refrain from selling rental properties. Respondents felt positively about the market due to high consumer interest, with several prospective renters for each vacancy. Over three-quarters of real estate agents and investors considered investing in rentals in the next 24 months, while accidental landlords may sell when conditions improve. The report collected data through surveys of investors, agents, and accidental landlords in thousands of US cities.

1. Rental Report Documents
Strong Demand

2. Frank Roessler serves M&A Real Estate
Partners in Century City, California, as asset
manager. His responsibilities include
management of the firm's student housing
inventory. For more information about Frank
Roessler and the leadership at M&A Real
Estate, please visit www.manda-partners.com
.

3. LeaseRunner, a tenant screening service,
recently released its annual
Rental Industry Report, a document that
collects data on the economic fundamentals
of the rental market. This year's report
indicates strong tenant demand, which in turn
prompted the vast majority of investors to
refrain from selling rental properties.
Respondents reported good feelings toward
the market largely on evidence of consumer
interest. For instance, there were several
prospective renters for each reported
vacancy.

4. Over three quarters of real estate agents and
investors have considered investing in the
rental market within the next 24 months.
Overall, the survey indicates that investors
and agents buy for the long-term, while
accidental landlords appear poised to sell
once the market turns favorable.

5. In compiling raw data for its report, the
company surveyed investors, real estate
agents, and accidental landlords in thousands
of cities throughout the United States.

6. In compiling raw data for its report, the
company surveyed investors, real estate
agents, and accidental landlords in thousands
of cities throughout the United States.