Historical Case Study

Sherman Single-Family: $1,750 to $2,100/month in 14 Days

Sherman, TX • Single-Family Home

+$350/month

Rent Increase

+$4,200

Annual NOI Gain

14 days

Days Vacant

8.2 months

ROI on Updates

Sherman Single-Family: $1,750 to $2,100/month in 14 Days

The Historical Challenge

Out-of-state owner inherited a dated rental near Heritage Crossing. We repositioned it with strategic updates, optimized pricing, and placed a qualified resident in two weeks.

Before the Project

Monthly Rent:$1,750/month
Market Position:Below market

Historical Turn Work

Total historical investment: $2,850

  • ✓Fresh interior paint (neutral palette)
  • ✓Luxury vinyl plank in living areas
  • ✓Updated light fixtures and ceiling fans
  • ✓Landscaping refresh and pressure washing
  • ✓Smart thermostat and keyless entry

Historical Project Timeline

Day 1

Keys received, inspection completed

Day 2-4

Quotes collected, work scheduled

Day 5-10

Turn work completed, photos taken

Day 11

Listed on MLS + 20 portals at $2,100/month

Day 14

Application approved, lease signed

Day 21

Resident moved in

Historical Screening Approach

Pre-screened 8 applicants. Selected family relocating for Texas Instruments with 720+ credit, 4.2x income ratio, and excellent rental history. Pet-friendly policy with $50/month pet rent.

Historical Renewal Outcome

Resident renewed after first year at $2,175/month (3.6% increase). Strong payment history and minimal maintenance calls.

Property Photos

Sherman Single-Family: $1,750 to $2,100/month in 14 Days - Photo 1
Sherman Single-Family: $1,750 to $2,100/month in 14 Days - Photo 2
Sherman Single-Family: $1,750 to $2,100/month in 14 Days - Photo 3

“I was skeptical about spending $2,850 on updates, but Roddy showed me the rent comp data. We got $350 more per month than I was getting before, and the resident has been perfect. Best ROI decision I made.”

— Portfolio Owner, prior operating model

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