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Mathew Fuentes
  • Investor
  • Bridgeport ct
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How to raise rent in Bridgeport

Mathew Fuentes
  • Investor
  • Bridgeport ct
Posted

Hey everyone!!

I did it !! Pulled the trigger on my first deal!! Its very exciting and stressful at the same time lol

So heres my situation that I need help on. 

I'm buying a Duplex in the Black Rock Area . Ill be living in one unit . The other unit is priced a bit below market. Its a 2 bedroom renting at $1250. Easily this can go for much more as ive seen some rented on rentometer.com  average $1450. Looking at the pro reports , some in the area have rented as high as $1600 a block away.

is there a limit Percentage or amount you can raise the rents when the leases are up by law ? Wanna know what im allowed to do . Not looking to get into any legal trouble.

How would you bring the rents up to full market?

Also any advice is very much appreciated to help out a Newbie! 

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