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How to raise the rent?
BP,
Just closed on a condo and inherited a tenant who is there on a month to month lease. She has been a tenant for a couple years and is very clean and always pays on time.
It is in our strategy to raise the rent a couple hundred dollars at the start of the new year.
What would be the best way to go about doing this as to not upset the tenant too much?
Thanks!
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Also you might not want to wait till the first of the year. If the tenant decides to leave you would have a much easier time filling your unit now, rather than in the middle of winter.