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Raising rent - how much is too much?
We recently found our tenant is paying about 200/mo less than market rent. He's a great tenant. How much/ how often should we raise the rent without making him look elsewhere? Lease is month to month. Thx for your input?
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If it were me, I would factor in the following: How long has he been a tenant? How is the market? Would he be easy to replace with a market rate tenant? Would you have significant turnover costs (repairs, painting, etc) if he moved?
If the market is great, and it would be a relatively cheap turn, I would raise it to market. Otherwise, just wait until he leaves.