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Colby Fuller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Anchorage
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Tell my tenant I’m going to raise the rent?

Colby Fuller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Anchorage
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Hey everybody, I just got this email from my tenant and was wondering what would you guys do. I have a property manager (Doc is his name) who is quite nice and I have doubts he would actually say I am planning on kicking them out, which I’m not..at this time. They haven’t been the best tenants, but they do pay their rent and haven’t had any Major problems. I do plan on raising the rent $200 for next lease and making it mandatory for direct deposit when it’s time to renew the lease in June 2018. Do I tell them that’s what I’m going to do? Should I share this email with my property manager? Thanks for your input!

——————from my tenant———————

“Just wanted to say thank you for getting that door done it looks really nice and it doesn’t leak any air. The tree in the front yard is gone sorry it took us so long to take care of it we’ve just been really busy the whole family has been sick lately.

Just wondering what’s going to happen when our lease is up doc has been threatening us that you’re going to kick us out. Just wondering if that is true or if he’s just being a jerk to us. We have been looking into buying a house or building a house I just don’t think that we’re going to be able to do it before our lease runs up. Due to no properties being available in this area at this time and the time to build a house takes a while. If you are willing to let us sign another lease when this lease ends then we can set up direct deposit if you’ really want to do this. We can set this up for January at the first the year.

Happy holidays”

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