Real Estate Marketing Cash Flow of a Vacant Apartment.

Let's say you have one vacancy for an apartment that rents out for $1500 per month. Every day it is vacant you are losing $50. ($1500/30 days=$50/day) If we help you rent it even a day quicker than you would without our services, the rent earned in that one day ($50/day of rent) pays for a whole week of advertisement!($50/week of web advertisement) If it stays vacant for the whole month, you lose $1500.

Just do the math:

Let's consider the following 5 scenarios: (please see the cost/benefit table below.)
A. You are unable to rent the unit for the whole month while running our ad. You lose $250 in addition to not collecting any rent.
B. You are able to rent on the 27th of the month. You break even -- the rent you collect the last 4 days of the month pays for the ad. And you have a paying tenant for the next month!

In the last 3 examples, you end up with $250, $600 and $1,050 more in your pocket!

C. You are able to rent on the 22nd of the month. You net $250 more than you would if it stayed vacant.
D. You are able to rent on the 15th of the month. You net $600 more than you would if it stayed vacant.
E. You are able to rent on the 8th of the month. You net $1,050 more than you would if it stayed vacant. Note that this is NOT UNLIKELY because the 30-day notice from your tenants allows you to start the re-renting campaign long before you are losing money on a vacancy.

Therefore our services have a real value to the owner of $250, $600 and $1,050 (which is what the owner gains after advertisement expenses.)