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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Memphis (C’ville) High End Home
Hi,
I own a large home (4000 sq ft, 5 bed, 3.5 bath, nice pool and waterfall). Homes in my subdivision are selling for about $470-$500K.
I’ve had tenants in the home for 4 years. They would like to extend for 5 more years. Great tenants, always pay on time, professionally managed.
I am having trouble finding comparable rents. They have been at the same rent that I have been charging since 2015. I need to raise their rent.
Eventually, I would like to sell the home and I thought the tenants might rent to own but that isn’t going to work.
Would love any ideas!
I’m trying to decide what rent to charge and also if I should try to sell with a long term lease in place? It was built in 1997 so I think things are going to need some major repairs in the next few years.