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How to Double Your Rental Income
Renting a house by the room instead of to a single household can roughly double the gross rent on the same asset. Ryan Chaw walks through the arithmetic behind that spread and what it costs in extra management.
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From the full episode
How Ryan Chaw Turned a $30K Mistake Into a 7-Figure Rental Portfolio
You know, so when I realized that the more bedrooms I could add to the house, the more rental income I could get, I started really investing in houses that are larger square footage.Listen to the full episode with Ryan Chaw
Frequently Asked Questions
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