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Peter Goeller
  • Holliston, MA
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I just bought my first 3 family... I'm so excited.

Peter Goeller
  • Holliston, MA
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Hello BP forum. I just bought my first three family house In Lancaster Massachusetts, I'm very happy that I was able to pull it off. It came with one set of tenants who have been paying 750 per month which is very low for the area. The heat and hot water are included so I told them I was going to raise the rent to 1000 in a few months but today I just found out that the previous landlord was also paying for the electric. Should I / can I raise it even more or should I honor the 1000 I told them.

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