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Ali Safavi
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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When Do You Raise Rent over 3%?

Ali Safavi
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Question for the group...

When it comes to raising rent on a tenant who's been living in a unit for a year or more, what are your determining factors (in areas that are NOT rent control)? Recently I've considered raising rent by $100 per unit, which would increase the value of my building by $100K. The building is in a hot area, so technically the market can handle the increase. Holding on to good tenants is always great, but when are you willing to risk it? 

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