Stretching Your Dollar: Report Shows Rents Stable Nationally, Soaring in Some States

A report from Rent.com finds that prices are stabilizing at the national level but some states are still seeing some skyrocketing rates. Jon Leckie, a researcher with Rent.com, joined Cheddar News to provide the big takeaways on what're the latest trends from the report.

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