Don't Overprice Your Good Customers

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The temptation to raise prices on reliable customers feels like 'leaving money on the table' — until you price in the cost of churn: vacancies, turnover, marketing, and risk. O'Leary's eight-year tenant relationships are the receipts proving the stability-first model actually compounds.

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