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Vitaliy Merkulov
  • Property Manager
  • Sacramento, CA
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Do bad tenants cause higher rent prices?

Vitaliy Merkulov
  • Property Manager
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

A lot of people are saying that the reason why the rent prices are going up so much is because there is too much demand and not enough rental units available. 

But could bad tenants also contribute to the rent spikes?

According to NARPM 2017 report, the most requested service from landlords is tenant screening

Do any of you know any statistics about the damage that bad tenants cause landlords each year? Or any way to track down if bad tenants, and new laws that protect bad tenants maybe contribute to landlords raising the rent prices?

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