Why add more people and not charge more for it?

New York recently passed the “Good Cause Eviction” which protects tenants from eviction without legitimate reason.

Key differentiators include storage space (attic or large closets), EV charging, and accessible backyards (not just an entry from the bedroom).3) Liya Mo - BTR REITS are trading at a premium to MultiFamily REITS, largely due to more exit strategies.

There is not a difference between the charge for sec 8 or cash tenant.

If a tenant passes your requirements—credit score, income, background checks, and landlord/job verification—then I typically charge just the security deposit plus the first month’s rent.

So for the price they will charge you, meh I don't think it is worth it, but yeah it can be a good idea.

For example you are in charge of maintenance while they are in charge of tenant placement, etc.

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Legitimate question.My advise depends on what your true end goal is.

Bottom line is you have to have a solid grip on what properties rent for in your market - not only direct comps to what you have but also what's above and below you, because tenants can and will move based on affordability both ways ("downsizing" to save money or "upsizing" because an extra $50/100 gets them a much nicer place).Once you intimately know what your market is, and what's available, you can compare what you are charging to those figures and adjust accordingly.