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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

First Time Rent Increase
Just did my first rent increase notification to a tenant, from $900 to $1,050. Effective Nov 1. I just bought the place three weeks ago and she was m2m. I could get $1,100 for the place.
Yeesh. Was a tough phone call to make, but I guess I'll need to develop thicker skin.
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Make sure you gave the tenant proper notification. Typically you need to provide written notice but check with your local landlord tenant laws. Always use certified mail. That big of a jump in price may cause the tenant to leave.