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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best way to notify a tenant…
That you are increasing rent!
The tenant takes great care of the property, has been there 2 years and I haven’t raised rents but definitely need to. She only contacts me when it’s a big thing happening and she usually will text my Google Voice number. I’m assuming I shouldn’t text a rent increase but phone call, letter or email? She’s on a M2M now and I want her to go in on a new yearly lease, thanks!