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All Forum Posts by: Tim Ray

Tim Ray has started 1 posts and replied 9 times.

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Bud Gaffney Yup, decision was made. All around solid responses. Thank Bud.

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Matthew Paul true, however it’s in a awesome location and my property mgmt company does a great job at screening tenants appropriately. Thanks for the response.

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Bob Stevens haha, Just trying to make smart business decisions - thanks for the feedback!

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Nathan Gesner awesome response. My property management company is who suggested a 3% increase. I’m unsure where or how they got to that number. You’re right about getting someone who pays on time and for the appropriate price, thanks for the feedback.

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Russell Brazil smart business decision. Thanks for the feedback!

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Theresa Harris it was post covid, so I don’t think the payment issues were related. Thanks for the feedback!

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Laura Stayton thanks for the response, great option I didn’t think of.

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

@Chris Seveney thanks for the insight! I’ll probably get a market analysis to see what the true rent should be then remarket the property at that price.

Post: To renew (lease) or not to renew?

Tim RayPosted
  • MD
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 1

Hey all, in December 2023, my contract with one of my rental properties and tenant in Montgomery County, MD will expire.

My options are to renew the lease w/ a 3% rent increase or give notice to my tenant and find a new tenant.

To provide context, my current tenant has been in the property for 2 years and has paid late several times and on at least two occasions had the payment bounced back for non-sufficient funds, however he has always eventually paid.

My rental property thinks I should find a new tenant which will cost me $450 to re-market and then however much it will cost me to turn the property (probably paint, patch and any wear and tear). Also, if he is moving out in December, I dn’t want the property vacant until march.. so I wanted to get you alls opinion on this matter?

Thanks for any insight!