If they've been good renters maybe offer a nominal increase of $25/month if they renew on 1 year lease or if they would prefer month to month offer that at $100/month.

Long term rates will rise for one of two reasons. 1) the markets begin to price in a long term recovery and higher nominal growth.

That one has a nominal registration fee, but you can look it up on www.uvreia.comI wholesaled 3 houses in the last 6 months, and got paid on a birddog.

They conduct little due diligence and figure the money placed is nominal so it is worth the risk.Not always but investors with higher levels of money tend to be more sophisticated even if they have not invested in real estate before.

The nominal amount of mark up by the turnkey is worth it to not have all the troubles if not using one.

Something like (original rent - $other tenant's utilities - $nominal payback fee)OR put something of value into the property they could enjoy like a new fridge, W/D, or whatever would be a win/win for you both.Rewrite and extend the lease at the same time.I hate to see a good tenant go.

YES, Inflation will make the nominal price (Real Estate) in dollars rise, but high interest rates and crashing real estate bubble will make the real value of homes (in inflation-adjusted dollars) go down.

The broker of record usually gets a nominal fee say a few hundred bucks to 1k on a commercial deal like that.I would say with commercial to get focused.

Karen, I nominate you to start a meetup in your area.

No problem, and nope you don't have to be a member to attend although non-members usually have to pay some nominal fee which varies depending on the event.