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Maximizing your ROI – Tips by a St. Louis Property Manager

selectstl • May 22, 2018

We have some ideas on how to maximize ROI for your rental property, and today we’re sharing some of the things that can help you earn more on your investment.

Property Management St. Louis: Tenant Placement

One thing that’s important to maximizing ROI is being selective with the tenants you choose to live in your home or apartment. This is important because if you choose tenants that may not have a very stable rental history, they are likely to move out in a short amount of time. That will cause your ROI to go down. You want tenants with a record of paying rent on time, taking care of properties, and following the terms of their leases.

Property Management St. Louis: Repairs

Another important aspect to maximizing your ROI is making sure there are no small repairs left to be fixed. Those small repairs that are often left to linger can easily turn into bigger and more expensive repairs over time. Pay attention to maintenance needs.

Property Management St. Louis: Updates and Upgrades

One more thing you can do to earn more money on your investment property is to update smaller items over time. That can amount to big rewards. Pay attention to things like landscaping, and change your paint every five years. This will bring you higher rental prices and more tenant interest over time. Those things are sure to increase your ROI.

If you have any questions about how to maximize ROI, or you need help with St. Louis property management, please don’t hesitate to contact us at Select Leasing & Management.

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