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Daniel H.
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Raising Rent on Purchase

Daniel H.
  • Worcester, MA
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I am purchasing a new 3-family building. I would like to raise rents immediately on one of the tenants. Can I have this done by the existing owner before I take over or will I serve a notice of rent increase once I take ownership?

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Kelly N.
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Kelly N.
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Hi Daniel,
You could ask the seller to raise the rent, but I'd just give 30 days notice of the new rent once I took possession like Andrea mentioned in the 'Hi, I am your new landlord' letter.
Kelly

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