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Abraham Anderson
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  • Sevierville, TN
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Raising rents on month to month tenants

Abraham Anderson
  • Investor
  • Sevierville, TN
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I'm looking at buying a 30 unit complex. 100% occupied, the current owner has them all month. The rent is anywhere from $50-200 too low when compared to similar apartments nearby.

What's the best approach at raising rents in this situation, while avoiding a mass exodus? Making them sign a lease? Only raising 2-3 tenants rent per month?

A little more background, they are mostly older tenants, & many have been there for 5 to 10 years. 

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