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All Forum Posts by: Mike Bears

Mike Bears has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thank you, Nathan! That is good info I appreciate it. 

I just purchased my first investment property. It is a 2 family with both units currently occupied with 2+ year tenants. I plan on raising the rent when the current lease is up (they are currently month to month). What is the best way to approach my new tenants about this while also introducing myself? Thank you!