I think it is a combination of factors.

1. RentalStarter is based in USD (Real bricks and mortar and rents from tenants). The recent drop in $ per BTC has made it look cheap (Asset value after liabilities is about $700k).

2. Has been trading for over 2 years now

3. Steady returns in $ terms.  Last year returned about $0.12/share. Expected to increase significantly over the next year. Don't forget the capital assets.

4. Regular and good communications from Brandon who runs the business.

If you want more details then contact Brandon, by email or on #rentalstarter on freenode and request an invite to the online web channel.


Andy

Full disclosure: I hold a substantial number of shares in RENT and have been increasing my holding over the last few months.

It doesn't always work out that way; generally when I make a deposit, I don't get credit for having it in my account when that day's results are posted. Out of five or six deposits I've only had it happen once.

Their posting times vary a lot, I imagine it has to do with how busy they were with trading that day. Generally it happens in the late afternoon PST, but occasionally it'll be around noon. Switzerland time that's either midnight, or early evening.