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Listing again with increased rent - need guidance
Howdy Landlords,
One of my tenant is vacating and the house is in the market now for renting. I did list the property for a rent that I'm finding out is little lower than average. Is it okay to delist, update the rent and re-post it. I haven't committed to anyone yet. Has anyone done something like this before? Are there any repercussion due to this? Thoughts??
thanks in advance for your time,
TJ
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Yup, no issue with it as long as it’s competitive. I tend to price my properties a bit below the max I think I can get. It’s better for me to rent quickly than get an extra $25 or $50/mo. I’d rather have a number of applications to choose from rather than just one.