Boost Profits From Rentals Without Increasing Rents

September 28, 2018 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

There are ways other than raising rent to make your rental properties more profitable. Here are three suggestions from the Yardi corporate blog:

Upcharge for amenities.
Partner with local service providers.
Reduce your overhead.

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Sam Gentry

I want to see if you get any comments and what they consist of.

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Leonard Schwartz

Yardi corporate blog: says: Upcharge for amenities. Partner with local service providers. Reduce your overhead.
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what a joke!… there are hundreds of great ideas – not these puny 3!! — JOIN NARPM!!!

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Karyn Stephan

Agree with Leonard. NARPM has a plethora of great information.

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Boost Profits From Rentals Without Increasing Rents

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