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Cory Dahlquist
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Would an All-Inclusive Rent Work?

Cory Dahlquist
  • Central Minnesota
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Hello BP Community!  I was interested in people's thoughts on offering an all-inclusive monthly price for a property vs. rent only.

In my market I am looking at SFH, long-term hold. My primary target markets fall into three categories: families looking to get into the school district, divorced/separated, and families transitioning from selling their home but needing to wait to move-in to their "being built" home. I feel a lot of people that fall into buckets 2 & 3 would prefer an all-inclusive payment and have everything taken care of (lawn care, snow removal, utilities, etc.). I've lived in the market for a decade so I know what prices should be for these services. Should I offer this (with an upcharge) to prospective tenants for ease of payment? Or is this opening up a can of worms?

Thanks in advance!

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