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AbbyCom
post May 18 2023, 05:34 PM

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QUOTE(MegaCanonF @ May 12 2023, 08:21 AM)

2) also, what is the best way to raise the rental fee? pretext by adding some furnitures / etc? or just raise it during contract renewal? Actually i'm renting them below market rate which is quite cheap considering the area, but since the OPR has risen dramatically over these few years, I was thinking to raise some of the fees to cover my bank payments. what is the best way to go around it?
appreciate any advices

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I have same problem, my father is managing one of my rental units - asked my father many times to raise the rent since no raise for >10 yrs and tenants slyly changed without informing us and thus skipped the normal price hike in between tenants.

Last year I beh tahan, called tenant and said bank interest rates hiked I no longer can cover the bank instalments, need to raise rental 20%. 20% raise after >10 yrs, the tenant say even after raise, it's still below market rate, so he willingly accept. Actually bank instalment is only slightly more than 50% of the new rental - so ok la.

 

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