# Track record · The Rent Hacker

> Every pick we publish, on the record: when it ran, how long it stood, and what happened to it. Wrong calls stay visible.

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Track record

# Every pick, on the record.

Each week we publish the strongest house-hack deals that beat an S&P 500 benchmark under cautious assumptions, and then we leave the receipts here. When a pick leaves the board, it moves to the exits list below, logged with the margin we claimed that week and the days it stood. A grade lands once there is a realized outcome to grade it against. Wrong calls stay visible. That's the point.

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The live record is temporarily unavailable; refresh in a minute. Nothing changes underneath: every pick goes on the record the moment it's published, every exit is logged with the margin we claimed that week and the days it stood, and a grade lands when there is a realized outcome to grade against.

Record as of … · updated with each weekly issue.

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## Exits

-   **pending:** under contract when it left the board.
-   **sold:** closed, at the price where we know it.
-   **delisted:** withdrawn by the seller.
-   **off market (unverified):** gone from the feed, status not confirmed.
-   **disqualified:** a fact check removed it after publication.
-   **Weeks on board** (standing picks, below) counts the weekly issues a pick appeared in, not calendar weeks.

## Standing picks

Addresses stay with paid subscribers while a deal is live — what's public is the claim itself: where, when, and the modeled wealth margin vs. the S&P over ten years. The address un-gates when the pick exits. Every band commits to the **cautious case exactly as published in that week's issue** (rent at the low end of verified comps, never the expected or best case), so the number graded later is the number we actually claimed.

Methodology, assumptions, and the elimination process are documented at [/methodology](/methodology/). Updated with each weekly issue. Want the addresses while they're live? [That's the paid edition.](/pricing/)