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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you decide on rent for renewals?
Seems like rent has risen significantly. Properties nearby that used to rent for $1800 a month are now asking $2400. One is asking $2750. I don't know if they are actually getting that but that's what they are asking.
My current tenant pays $1700. I am up for renewal in 75 days on this property.
Trying to decide how much to raise the renewal rent.
This tenant has been relative trouble free.
Advice?
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Raise it a little, but stay under market. Both of you win.