“Our average rent bump on that property was over $500 a month. Cool. Per unit.”

Frank Patilano · Ironclad Underwriting Podcast · Why Does This Deal Actually Make Money? The Four Engines of Real Estate Investing

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What was described

raised rents on units that were at 60% of market rent, achieving an average rent bump of over $500 per unit

$500 average rent increase per unit

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