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Honestly, they probably wouldn’t care but does it actually change things. Best case scenario you get 15 dollars a month, worst case scenario you lose great tenants and will go into the unknown. The unknown you may find great tenants for 1500, but it is a gamble. Honestly, I cherish my great tenants and do what i can to keep them around
If you're going to increase it, increase it. Don't piss your renters off with $15 change...
It makes no sense to piss off your renters for $200 annually? Why would you even attempt that. If they leave over this you're out $1500 in rent minimum.
I would not increase.
How hard is it for you to lease this place when it’s vacant? If they’re literally 0 maintenance and always pay on time I would consider giving them a second year at the same rent.
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Good tenants at 96.6% of market rate? Don’t raise it.
Maybe offer them a 2 year extension at the same price or a 1 year extension at $1,500.
$15 change is more effort than it’s worth IMO.
Unless you need the 15 dollars I’m not sure I see the point in doing this.
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Why would it be insulting? You're the landlord, you're charging below market rate but trying to keep up with inflation.
You don’t have a late fee for when they do not pay on time?
If you have 1 rental, just give them another year at the same rent but increase next year. If you have multiple rentals, then increase because your risk is spread across many units.
Is $180 a year going to change something for you?
Following - I'm in the same situation but I'm about $100 below market rent. I was going to raise it $50 but wondering if I should not since they always pay on time and are good tenants...
Raise to 1465 to set expectations that rent goes up, it’s not enough to make them move. I’ve rented out SFR for 13+ years across 3 states. Wmmv