Dropping the rent fills a unit faster — but you collect less every month it's occupied.
Enter two pricing scenarios below to see which one nets more over a full year, and how much faster
the cheaper option has to rent to come out ahead.
Option A
Higher price
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weeks
Option B
Lower price
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weeks
Carrying costs while the unit sits emptyWhat you pay each month it's vacant — the tenant takes these over once it's leased. Edit or leave the examples as-is.
$/mo
$/mo
Measure time on market in:
This is a simplified estimate to help you think through the trade-off. It assumes a 365-day year and steady
occupancy once leased, and factors in the lawn-care and utility costs you carry while it's vacant — but not
make-ready/turnover costs, leasing concessions, or local market specifics. For a tailored pricing
recommendation, talk to our team.
