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Adrian Smude
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When to send rent raise letter?

Adrian Smude
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Hello BPers, I'm looking for feedback of when you inform your tenants rent is going up and why you do it at that time...?

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Lynn McGeein
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Since I have one- and two-year leases with 60-day notice requirements, I send the letter 90 days before lease end so they have that month to figure out if they are staying at new rates or give proper notice.  

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