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Thomas Harris Should I raise the rent closer to market on good tenants?
5 October 2022 | 66 replies
If you are under market at U %, and the market rates are increasing by M (in %/year as a decimal), and you want to be at market parity in (Y) years, you can figure your desired annual rate increase (R) using this formula:  R=-1+(((100/U)^(1/Y))*(1+M))        I'll leave it to you to check the derivation from your starting point (A=P*((1+(r/n))^(t*n)) where t is in years, n is the compounding frequency in years, r is the rate, P is the initial and A is the final values.