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under market rent options
I have an 8 unit under contract and expect to close within a few weeks. (its 2- 4 plexes) Owner has owned for 15 years and pretty much does not raise rents after someone has moved in. Rents are anywhere from $150 to $225 under market and some have been there over 5 years. These are 1BR apartments in a fairly small town on the outskirts of where I live. Condition of them is fair to good, as he does keep them in good shape but no complete remodels in many years.
I would consider it a C class property. Nowhere near D, I know as I have owned them many years ago!!
Looking for some advice on how to smoothly come in and raise rents up to market level? Thanks in advance!
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If you don't plan to renovate, increase $50-75 per year at lease renewal. If renovating, go straight to market rate.