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Yes this: in real estate investing this is called the vacancy rate and it eats into profits, sometimes significantly. Too much vacancy and you can’t cover the m

• kosievdmerwe 6y ago
  Divide a month's rent into 12 and you see it's a 100-200 dollars, which highlights how much you'd have to raise rent for a month's vacancy.
  • daniellarusso 6y ago
    ...and that is if you are only dealing with a single vacant property.
• kevin_thibedeau 6y ago
  Unless the property is used for money laundering and it's fine to let it sit vacant for years.