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Martin Z.
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Question to commercial property managers/landlords!

Martin Z.
  • Glendale, CA
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What's best way to bring up a rent increase? Do you just send out a letter , or make a phone call and surprise them? I have a tenant paying way below market rate, i want them paying a bit more or vacating. Tenant pays on time, etc, etc...so I don't want to come off as some "greedy landlord"

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