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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Subletting passive income idea
THE IDEA
I rent from the land lord, convert the attic or basement to a suitable bedroom type area, and rent out to at least 1 extra person. Doing this, rent would be cheaper for the college sub tenants, and i make passive income. Depending on the cost in the area that I am in, I could pay for utilities and market that to sub-tenants.
Example scenario
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Rent: $2,800
My rent payment to landlord + 5%($140) : $2,940
# of bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms + Basement & Attic
Sub-let out to 6 tenants x $575/month @ 1 year lease
Profit = $3,450 (Sublet rent income) - $2,940 (Rent to landlord, +5%) =$510/profit
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If this works, I can generate good passive income. I know there might be a few problems to this idea, but tell me what you think!
Most Popular Reply

My lease would not allow this and cause both to be evicted.