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Understanding rent control

Andy Eakes
  • Property Manager
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I am about to make an offer on a 3 unit multifamily in San Diego, CA. I just found out about rent control here. In my reading, some of the articles mentioned that you can not raise the rent by over 10% every year. Other articles say its lower, closer to 7%. I am hoping to gain some clarity before I jump into this rental!

Thanks.

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    Greg M.#3 General Landlording & Rental Properties Contributor
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    Both cities and states can impose rent control. CA rent control is 5% + CPI, which is around 7%-8% total. SD probably has rent control set at 10% max. The lower of the two wins out. 

    Keep in mind that as San Diego moves more toward the left, you're going to face more and more restrictions. 

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