You can save the song and dance. You’re not convincing any home-owners (or even potential renters) with your savior-complex lording. Just be honest. You bought

You can save the song and dance. You’re not convincing any home-owners (or even potential renters) with your savior-complex lording. Just be honest. You bought an asset you expect to increase in value, and renting allows you an easy manner to pay for that. If you’re renting at current market rates, which have screwed over current renter’s savings in almost every market in the country, you’re likely contributing to this family’s lack of savings. (Again, if were being transparent, all so you can see your asset appreciate). Taxes, maintenance, etc. are a small price to pay for the earned appreciation. Even smaller when compared to the rent.