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Michael Rosales
  • Albuquerque, NM
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Improvements & How They Impact Rent Prices

Michael Rosales
  • Albuquerque, NM
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I'm just starting out here in Albuquerque, and my focus is on Buy & Hold. One of the things that I'm having the most trouble putting my finger on is rent prices, and as most of you all know that is a key factor when it comes to cash flow. My biggest question is, what type of improvements make the most impact on bringing in a higher amount of rent? So for example, if there were two identical homes inside and out that are rent-ready, what extra improvements could I make to the one I'm looking to rent out to bring in $50-$100 more per month in rent? Or is that even achievable here in Albuquerque?

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