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Adrian Zamora
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Wilmington
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Situation with Market Rent

Adrian Zamora
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Wilmington
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Hello BP,

I'm facing a difficult situation here with my duplex. The market rent has dropped here in the neighborhood with my duplex is, and I currently have a long term tenant that pays $525 and a vacant unit that I'm trying to fill. Similar duplexes in this neighborhood are renting in the range of $395-$475 in similar condition. I'm thinking on lowering my rent to $475 since I'm having trouble renting the unit, but I don't know what to do with my Tenant he has been a great tenant always pays on time and does not bother me with anything. Is the only solution here to lower both sides down to $475 or how can I justify renting one side for $475 and the other for $525. I'm just trying to be fair, but don't want to hurt my income neither. Both sides are identical.

Thanks in advance.

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