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We listed for $1900, lots of interest; how do we get $2k?

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This is for a SFH rental. We listed for $1900 and have many parties (6-7) trying to get it, with 2-3 very strongly trying to lock it down.

How do we propose a higher rent when we have multiple parties trying to "lock it down" without sounding misleading or scammy? Or should we just accept the most qualified tenant this time and eat the loss of rent potential?

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