Ten Ways To Increase Income For Rental Properties
Author: Hans Anderson // Category: Mr. Foreclosure Aiden WinI’m writing with some great news!
I’m sure that your life would be simplified if you could earn more rental income from your properties!
Maybe friends and relatives have suggested that you raise your rent?
You and I both know that arbitrarily raising rent just creates a revolving door of tenants coming in and out. If tenants leave, income goes down, not up, and who wants that?
I’d like to share with you some other ways to increase income from your rental properties. I typically find my rental properties through the Foreclosure Insiders Club who provide me access to bargain properties in my area that are in pre-foreclosure.
Needless to say, I’ve rented many of these properties out and to the dismay of my contemporaries, I don’t charge ridiculously high rents! I’ve compiled this list of alternative income generators from my investment properties!
1. Coin-operated washing machines. If you don’t have the money to do this yourself, you can find a company that will do it for you, and share the income with you.
2. Rent parking space. I got tired of a renter’s extra car, so I just started charging a weekly fee. A little extra income and I didn’t mind so much.
3. Raise rents. Okay, we dismissed ARBITRARY rent hikes as a cash-flow solution, but check on rates for similar units. You may be renting at below-market rates.
4. Storage sheds. If your apartments are small, your renters might need a place to store their things. Why let them spend their money elsewhere? Put a few rental storage sheds on the property.
5. Late fees. It’s perfectly fair to have a high fee for late payment of rent, and guess what? Those who are chronically late usually won’t even complain – they just don’t look at these things the way others do.
6. Improvements for rent increases. If it’s worth $25 more rent to a tenant, install that dishwasher. Even on a credit card you’ll be paying less than that per month for it.
7. Vending machines. With large enough rental properties, others will do this for you for free, and give you a share of the income.
8. Rent rooms. A four-bedroom house could make more money if you include utilities and rent by the bedroom. This has made many fortunes for investors in college towns. It will mean a lot of management, however.
9. Rent-to-own deals. Usually you’ll charge a non-refundable deposit, and higher than market rents in these deals. When renters change their minds, as they’ll often do, you got the deposit and better cash flow during their stay. This is great when poor cash flow makes you want to sell, because you either sell or get the better cash flow as you repeat the process.
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10. Reduce your expenses. Every dollar of expense you cut goes to the bottom line. List all expenses of your rental properties, and look at them one by one. How can you reduce them?
To Your Success!
Aiden Win
Mr. Foreclosure
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