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Should I raise Rent after puchasing tenant occupied properties

Sedgrid Lewis
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I am in the process of closing on two properties. Current rent is well below market value due to seller having a lot of free and clear properties so any cash was a bonus for him.  It my understanding that he has never had a formal lease so eveyone is month to month. I plan on raising rent at least by 50$. Is that too much or should I gradually increase overtime. Property will cashflow at normal rental rate.

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John Underwood
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I would gradually raise the rent over time or at least stagger the rent increase between properties in case this caused everyone to move on you at the same time.

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