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Adrian Moening
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  • Chester Springs, PA
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Raising rents in this environment ?

Adrian Moening
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester Springs, PA
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I have two tenants with rents below market whose leases renew in July. I had planned on a 4% increase before the pandemic. I know taxes will go up increasing the need to raise their rates. Am I wrong to feel guilty? Should I skip the rate increase? Thanks for your responses.

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Anthony Wick
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Anthony Wick
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@Adrian Moening

I just raised rents on a couple units. My tenants were not affected by the pandemic. I don’t feel bad at all. Business is business. Property taxes always going up, so shall rents. I wonder if my city feels bad about raising my property taxes.

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