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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Bullet Holes and Vacancy
In prior blogs we have discussed the high profit margins that landlords receive on renewal leases. The greater profit is due to the lower costs a landlord incurs in renewing a tenant compared with having to find a new one. … Continue reading
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Why 95% Can Be a Failing Grade in Real Estate
When I was in school and the teacher handed back a test on which I’d received a 95% grade, I felt pretty good. If you have kids who bring home papers with grades of 95%, I bet you feel pretty … Continue reading
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