If you only have one price, then you're leaving rent on the table!

How Much Can I Charge For Rent?

 

How to calculate fair rental value

A wide range of factors affect the base price you charge for rent — the size of the unit, amenities, exterior and interior condition of the rental property, desirability of the neighborhood, operating costs, and more.

How to determine rental price

The final rent price is a subjective value based on the extra features you include in your rent. Remember, tenants can rent from anyone, so why should they rent from you? Do your best to stand out from the competition, making it harder for tenants to compare and contrast.

Offering multiple price options

A single price hurts your profit potential. If you’re only presenting one rent to prospective tenants, then you are not doing yourself any favors. You must give them multiple pricing options (for the same apartment) that match their individual needs.

 

Are you still trying to figure out how much to

charge for rent? We’ve got you covered.

The Master Course

We show you how to offer three pricing options to your tenants, so you can nearly double your income*. The course includes a 21-page guide, three sample menu templates, a cheat sheet graphic, and our How to Market your Rental Property eBook.

*May not be effective for rent control apartments.

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