09.12.22 Rising Rents & The Rental Housing Outlook / Peer-To-Peer Car Rental - Pros & Cons
Rents have increased dramatically in a short period of time, the biggest rise since the aftermath of WWII. Clark explains how we got here today and the idea of rent control, plus, some good news on the rental front. Also - Is renting out your car on a peer-to-peer platform to make extra money a good idea? Clark breaks down the pros and cons.
- The Rental Housing Outlook: Segment 1
- Ask Clark: Segment 2
- Peer-To-Peer Car Rental: Segment 3
- Ask Clark: Segment 4
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