The Spreadsheet Says Raise Rent. Should You? @holtonwisetv
The Spreadsheet Says Raise Rent. Should You?  @holtonwisetv
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The spreadsheet might say you can raise the rent, but that doesn’t mean you automatically should. Rental investing is a people business, and every rent increase can trigger a reaction—from a tenant happily paying more to an expensive vacancy, turnover, repairs, and leasing costs. Smart landlords look beyond the projected rent and assess the actual tenant, the property, and the risk of pushing too hard before deciding how much more rent they can realistically collect.

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The Spreadsheet Says Raise Rent. Should You?

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