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Brian Wolf
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SFH being rented out to several people

Brian Wolf
  • Investor
  • Sumter, SC
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Hello all,

I have been renting a SFH (3 Bed 2 bath) for 1100 in WV for the past 3 years. I currently Live in SC so I am using a PM to take care of the property. We recently just had a family move out and we are currently looking for a new tenant. Our PM says that there are two separate groups of 3 guys each looking at the house. I asked the PM if we were going to charge more because in my mind three separate people are going to be living in the house not a single family. She acted like I was crazy to think that we would charge more. Seems like I am accepting more risk and therefor I should be getting more profit. Am I looking at this incorrectly? Thanks for any advice.

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