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At what occupancy rate do you start thinking your rents are underpriced? 90%? 95%? 85%?
Can anyone point me toward formal studies regarding the most profitable position regarding occupancy vs. price point?
All comments greatly appreciated!
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I've always used 100% with a waiting list as time to increase. But, I always verify it with a market survey to see where everyone else is.
You can always raise rent and offer concessions (ugh!), if needed.
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