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How often will you raise rent for your tenant and how much?
How often you will raise rent for you tenant and how much?
If you have a good tenant will you raise his rent if the market rent went up?
Will you raise his rent to market rent or keep it below market rent to incentive him to stay?
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We raise once per year, generally. Taxes, insurance, and HOA typically increase so raising rent to cover those costs is not unreasonable. Keeping the increase just under market to keep a good tenant usually works out fine too.