Want to increase your property’s monthly profits AND increase tenant satisfaction?
The answer may be a no-brainer, but our Circuit Genius team is all brains when it comes to developing smart internet revenue strategies for residential property managers.
THE PLAN:
Instead of tenants paying an outside carrier for expensive, mediocre internet service that is limited to their home, tenants pay YOU for superior service at more competitive pricing, with access throughout the entire building and no long-term contracts.
A private resident’s spotty DSL is no match for the modern, 100x faster, fiber-optic network that you could provide. Your robust network would provide a secure, property wide wifi network that residents can enjoy in their homes, by the pool, at the gym or in meeting rooms – without interruption.
THE VALUE:
An investment into internet service creates added value for your property, which you can budget into rental pricing, or bill directly. Right now, your tenants are sending out monthly payments that could be adding to your own monthly profits. We even manage customer service and network troubleshooting for you. You can see a return on investment in less than a year and begin generating thousands of dollars in profits each month.
LEARN MORE:
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CASE STUDY: WOODMERE APARTMENTS – WEST LA
BEFORE:
Before Circuit Genius, Woodmere Apartments had no centralized WIFI and low tenant satisfaction with the common areas, especially the pool. Each of the 300 residents were spending $50-$100/mo on their own low-quality internet. Tenants had to hassle with utilities and contracts, and the property lost customer satisfaction and potential revenue.
AFTER:
After Circuit Genius installed a high-speed, fiber-optic network, the building implemented a $70 monthly rent increase. Circuit Genius centralized campus-wide network availability with over 40 access points for units and common areas. All support was outsourced, so the landlord was not responsible for customer service or maintenance, tech support or troubleshooting. Management earned an extra $3000/month just in profit from the added internet revenue from 182 units.