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Sam King
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  • Lexington, SC
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What is the best way to increase rent on a good tenant

Sam King
  • Investor
  • Lexington, SC
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I currently have a good tenant, but believe the rent is at least $100 less than similar properties in the area.  I have heard from one source to slightly increase rent every year lease.  I have also heard that if you have a good tenant, to keep rent the same for 3 years and give 6 month notice that you will increase to recommended amount.

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