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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Raising rent on tenants in place after acquisition
So I am currently working on a deal that has two tenants in place who only pay $500 a month (no lease just verbal agreement). These rents are far lower than the average in the area ($750+). What actions do I have to take to put in place this new rent as well as get them on to a written lease if they choose to stay at this price increase?