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Updated over 3 years ago, 04/19/2021

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George Cocokios
  • Investor
  • Goodyear, AZ
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Are you comfortable raising rents now in 2021?

George Cocokios
  • Investor
  • Goodyear, AZ
Posted

hi all, I'm looking for feedback on whether my fellow investors plan on raising rents in 2021 or how they feel about this topic. I'm an investor in the phoenix area and  rents are still rising at a crazy pace with no end in sight. I'm reading that the eviction moratorium will be extented into 2021 for a few more months and not sure if this should be taken into consideration for whether to raise rents or not just to keep up with what's going on in the Phoenix market.  Thanks for your whether you are in Phoenix area or for letting me know what you plan to do in your market.

George C.

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