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Bradford Myatt
  • Investor, Teacher
  • Central New York, NY
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Raising Rent

Bradford Myatt
  • Investor, Teacher
  • Central New York, NY
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Just looking from feedback from anyone who has been there before.  I purchased a MFH last year and inherited a tenant who had just signed a two-year lease.  The rent was about $100 below market.  This tenant, however, is ideal; takes fantastic care of the property and is impeccable with rent being sent on time.  Ideally I would like to get the rents back up to market.  How do I balance the need to raise the rent by $100 to get it to market, but at the same time ensure I get to keep her as a tenant? 

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