This is how to make the most money possible from your rental properties without buying another unit. We got into real estate investing to build wealth, not have the biggest portfolio possible. Financial freedom isn’t so freeing when you have a hundred rental units and hundreds of tenants calling. So, can you make more money with fewer rental units? Yes, and today, we’re giving you five ways to do it.
Each of these tips will help you increase your cash flow without having to put a down payment on another property. You can raise the value of each rental unit (growing your net worth) and boost rents by hundreds of dollars a month (more cash flow, same property). We’re discussing the amenities that renters will pay more for, the “convenience” factors you can charge for, and the strategies that generate more revenue than long-term rentals.
You don’t need a huge real estate portfolio to achieve financial freedom, but you do need an efficient one. Follow any of these five tips, and you could make more with less, reaching your ultimate cash flow goal faster.
In This Episode We Cover
How to increase the “perceived” value of your rental property with inexpensive upgrades
The amenities that renters will gladly pay more for (and aren’t difficult to add)
The “capacity” renovations Henry uses to increase his cash flow by thousands per year
When to switch from a long-term rental to a higher-revenue short or medium-term rental
The “convenience” amenities that take spare space and turn it into extra income
And So Much More!
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