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All Forum Posts by: Devin Miller

Devin Miller has started 3 posts and replied 14 times.

The issue is the current rent is like $700 below market, my guess is it's an old tenant that's still occupying the unit.

Well the property is pretty much priced on the high end, by it being a duplex the market rent will be half the mortgage,  leaving me to pay the remaining considering if I'm going to occupy the other unit.

What if the current rents are below market, before the purchase?

When buying a duplex, what is the current rent is below market, what's the best scenario to get the rents up,?