We increase rents by $173 per door on average.

We are seeing increased volatility in real estate pricing now that information is easily available (i.e. publicly available) through the internet.

As we are seeing the rents in Boston creeping up, the submarkets around the city are becoming increasingly viable options for buy and hold investment properties.

Unless you can increase your income a lot id say you’re beating a dead horse and should sell.  

Here was my experience:  For the most part it worked well but the reason I was swayed away and looked into submetering was because it increased the number of calls/complaints I would get from my tenants.

The most prevalent housing stock is 50+ years old and there are lots of fused circuits that need upgrades. 

He said by summer 2018 it’ll probably increase 3-5%.

Once you hit that number you should be looking at increasing your rates.

Get connected with at least 1 more wholesaler and 3 more contractors to improve deal flow and increase likelihood of being able to move on an opportunity. 

The only benefit is the rest of the policies went down in price, and the savings of the rest was about the same as the increase in this policy.