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Newly Landlord Career
I am a newly real estate investor, who acquired a tenant.
The deal is as follows:
ARV 98 K
Purchase Price 47 K
Rehab Price 15 K
Holding Cost/Transfer 1 K
ARV in 6 months at 70 percent 68.6 K
Yielded Profit 5.6 K
Current Rent Roll 695 per month for 6 month gross lease.
Question: I know I am meeting my 1 percent rule, however, I feel I can get the full value of rent at 925, but the current tenants are not able to pay that amount.
What is the best practice in this situation, between building a business versus putting someone out because their final abilities.
PS: they are elderly and still working past their retirement age.
Not sure how to approach the challenge. Would love any suggestions.
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Quote from @Roman G Wippel:
I am a newly real estate investor, who acquired a tenant. I know I am meeting my 1 percent rule, however, I feel I can get the full value of rent at 925, but the current tenants are not able to pay that amount.
What is the best practice in this situation, between building a business versus putting someone out because their final abilities.
Good on you for considering the tenants.
We can grant more mercy the longer we do this.
Maybe a happy medium would be to raise them $100 If what they have is decent and safe. Less work for you and still a decent ROI.
We don't always need to maximize rents, tenant considerations be demand.