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Joe Rinderknecht
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Logan, UT
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Property Manager in Distress

Joe Rinderknecht
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Logan, UT
Posted

Who on here has extensive experience and knowledge managing a bigger Multifamily property?

I am managing an 80 unit complex in Utah that is a section 42 Low-Income Property. The owners enforced a blanket increase to the state limit on the whole property. So it doesn't matter where the tenants were in their lease or what they were paying. They are all now paying the higher rent. From this I now have a higher vacancy because of tenants moving out and less traffic into the office. What creative ways have you used to get more traffic in your door to rent and on top of that what have you done to keep your current residents from moving? Any thoughts would be appreciated and I am happy to answer any questions you may have.

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