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3 good applicants - can I raise there rent?
Hi BP!
I am renting out my condo and in an effort to be competitive I priced my unit at $1850/mo. I have since received 3 really good applicants from people that I would happily rent to.
Is there any way to claw back and get more for the rent? I am asking because this seems unethical.
Also - any advice on how to eliminate one tenant versus the other?
Thanks!
Adam
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Originally posted by @Adam Sharp:
Hi BP!
I am renting out my condo and in an effort to be competitive I priced my unit at $1850/mo. I have since received 3 really good applicants from people that I would happily rent to.
Is there any way to claw back and get more for the rent? I am asking because this seems unethical.
Also - any advice on how to eliminate one tenant versus the other?
Thanks!
Adam
I would not do that - raise rents. You could next time around but it is a damage to your reputation. I eliminate first based on credit score, then work, then rental history. Hope that helps.