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I never consider my own costs when choosing how to price a rental. I will always charge market rates. If market rates are higher than my costs, great. I won't l
by qwerpy 4y ago
I never consider my own costs when choosing how to price a rental. I will always charge market rates. If market rates are higher than my costs, great. I won't lower my rates, I'll just pocket the extra money. Similarly if market rates are lower than my costs, I can't just stubbornly keep the rates high. No one will rent from me. If that goes on for a long time I'll decide it's a non-performing asset and sell it.
- JumpCrisscross 4y agoI called myself out as a marginal source of supply. I love my renovations. I don’t need the cash. If a lease can’t cover my costs, altogether, I would prefer to not rent and not risk the damage. Input costs eventually filter to the outputs.