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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Raising rent on tenants that come with the house
I just bought a duplex fully tenanted. Market rent is $600/unit. It is rented for $425 and $475/mo.
The $425 tenant has been there ten years. They have accepted an increase to $500/mo.
I haven't talked to the other tenant yet but I'm thinking $550.
Am I being a wuss by not moving them to market rents?
The leases are up at the end of the month.
They both pay timely so I don't really want them to go.
Thoughts?