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Jake Valkusky
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Rent Increase and Security Deposit Question

Jake Valkusky
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Maple Shade, NJ
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Good Morning BiggerPockets!

I work with a management company and team of investors in the Philadelphia area. We have received mixed feedback on security deposit/last month increases that go along with annual rent increase. So my question is as follows:

When rent is increased, is it common practice to increase the security deposit and last months rent to match?

Looking forward to your responses!

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JD Martin
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On vacant properties, yes. On occupied properties, no. 

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