Whether you’re renting out a condo, townhome, single-family home or another type of property, getting the most out of your investment is a top priority. A primary goal for many landlords and property managers is to increase the value of their rentals to attract quality tenants and, hopefully, maximize their rent. To get the best return on your investment, it’s important to keep your rental rates at the higher end of the spectrum and improve your property’s value. You can do this by investing in add-ons and upgrades that will set your listing apart from the rest and encourage tenants to stay. If hearing the word “upgrade” has you taking a step back, never fear. There are plenty of easy ways to add value to your property without a major time and cost commitment.
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