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Here's your money briefing for Tuesday, September 12th. I'm JR Whalen for the Wall Street Journal.

From any tenants, their monthly rent is crept up to record high levels.

On top of that, many are dealing with a list of fees tacked onto their monthly bill.

At a time when landlords are not able to raise rents as quiet as much as they were,

there are some that see ways to increase their revenue through different fees,

adding new fees, increasing the price of fees and seeing if they can still keep tenants if

they'll just pay them instead of moving. We'll talk to Wall Street Journal reporter Will Parker

after the break.

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Monthly rent is already squeezing the household budget of many tenants,

but a growing list of fees levied by landlords is adding to that pain.

Wall Street Journal reporter Will Parker joins me.

So, Will, let's start with just the monthly rent. You are with us on several occasions in the

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