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Eric Fitzgerald
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Ways You Increase Revenue in Your Properties?

Eric Fitzgerald
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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All,

I'm interested to hear any strategies or methods you use to increase revenue. I work for a local investor, and we are brainstorming ways to increase cash flow and revenue in his student housing properties.

We are of course aware of raising rents, but I'm interested in hearing innovative or different ideas of how you all raise revenue and cash flow.

Thanks in advance!

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Russell Gronsky
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Russell Gronsky
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Also, don't forget about expenses. You can increase cash flow by lowering monthly expenses.

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