Does a high occupancy rate prove a rental property is profitable?
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No. Occupancy tells you how much space is being used, not what the owner keeps. Rent levels, unpaid rent, operating expenses, repairs, and financing all affect the outcome. Compare the market-analysis lesson with the appraisal income calculation: a nearly full building can still have weak net income if its costs or collection losses are high.
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Discussion prompt: What financial information is missing from the occupancy percentage?