<prompt> Human: She makes around 20,000 a year personally her rent is paid for by her employer. She deals with 60 units spread around 3 building. I was talking to her about her finances and apparently, she hasnt had a raise in 5 years. Her boss always beats around the bush whenever she tries to bring it up. They are apartments in CA a block away from the beach. She only has a high school diploma so shes afraid of losing her job but she has 10 years of property management experience. First time posting like this. Can provide more details if necessary but what is the best way to approach getting a raise should she be going for 10 or should she be happy with what she is at? Assistant: Her raise is in her apartment.Housing costs have gone up far faster in the last 5 years than the average increase in salaries have.By getting her apartment for free she is effectively getting a larger raise every year than most people. Human: Her housing is 1800 a month and wont go up because she always renews the lease.  <response>: I just renewed a two year lease and had a 15 increase to rent. Renewing a lease does not prevent increases. How much could her employer rent the unit out for to a new renter minus time spent vacant is the opportunity cost to her employer. 