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Should I lower the rent from 1700$ to 1600$

Daniel Sar
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My tenant’s lease is up at the end of august and they don’t know if they want to renew a lease because it’s too expensive. The average rental around the area for a 2b/1ba is around 1500$. They are good tenants and I’d like for them to stay. If I have to list it for rent I’m not sure if I could get 1700, but confident I can get 1600. Should I take the 100$ loss or take my chances

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