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Updated over 3 years ago, 03/02/2021

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Are you increasing rents in 2021?

Fedor Volkov
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Hey BP community! 

While the answer to this question is likely - it depends, I thought I'll get the forum's sentiment as the lease renewal season is coming up. 

Are you planning to increase rents in 2021 when renewing your tenants? Why yes/no? 

What are the things you are factoring in for this decision and how are you weighting in COVID-related sentiments?  (e.g., tenants working form home = higher maintenance and bills vs tenants' income likely staying flat)

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