Rental Analysis - Setting & Adjust the Rental Price
By Jeff Terreros - Tuesday, July 16, 2024
Choosing the right listing price is key to maximizing the income that an owner can generate from the property. Setting the price too high will cause the property to sit vacant too long. Setting the price too low will get in rented faster but will leave some money on ...
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Mayday… mayday… your lease is coming up for renewal! You have a resident that has been paying you rent but their lease is coming up for renewal, what to do? Do you raise the rent to maximize the value of your investment? If so, how much and how to best proceed? Do y...
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Success! You have an investment property and are excited to get it on the market for rent. You know that your property can rent out… but what exactly are the factors that will contribute to successfully getting it rented? Phase One of the Resident Life Cy...
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Colors can be an expression of one’s personality. When living in your home colors can add a layer of expression that truly make it feel like home. Common items can be having accent walls in the main living spaces like a living or family room, adding wallpaper wh...
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One of the most stressful parts of owning a rental property is processing the maintenance required quickly after a resident moves out to help reduce the vacancy. A term used to get a property Rent-Ready is called the Turn Process. The Turn Process will always occ...
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PROBLEMFor rental properties, a common problem is making sure that access to the property is restricted to only the intended occupants. The check point most common encountered is when a resident moves out and a new resident moves in. To solve this problem there are tw...
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