Raise my rent?

[DWCAP]

Assuming your rent is at/very near/below market rents, Id pay up. 1.5% isnt a bad increase per year. However, I would hit them up for all the repairs that you feel are justified (not just what you want). If they wanna raise the rent, then they can put that money back into the property in needed repairs. That way you are kinda getting your monies worth out of the increase.

[aldante]

Thank you all very much. I do think with the current market and inflation rate they are a little high. But I will still be at $1905 for 2100 sq ft in Carlsbad. Where I want to live becasue of the kids school. It seems like the one common denominator is that I need to be prepared to leave. And bottom line is that I hate to move. I will bring up the repairs in the conversation with my landlord though. Again thank you all for your perspective.

[aldante]

Thank you all very much. I do think with the current market and inflation rate they are a little high. But I will still be at $1905 for 2100 sq ft in Carlsbad. Where I want to live becasue of the kids school. It seems like the one common denominator is that I need to be prepared to leave. And bottom line is that I hate to move. I will bring up the repairs in the conversation with my landlord though. Again thank you all for your perspective.

[aldante]

Thank you all very much. I do think with the current market and inflation rate they are a little high. But I will still be at $1905 for 2100 sq ft in Carlsbad. Where I want to live becasue of the kids school. It seems like the one common denominator is that I need to be prepared to leave. And bottom line is that I hate to move. I will bring up the repairs in the conversation with my landlord though. Again thank you all for your perspective.

[aldante]

Thank you all very much. I do think with the current market and inflation rate they are a little high. But I will still be at $1905 for 2100 sq ft in Carlsbad. Where I want to live becasue of the kids school. It seems like the one common denominator is that I need to be prepared to leave. And bottom line is that I hate to move. I will bring up the repairs in the conversation with my landlord though. Again thank you all for your perspective.

[aldante]

Thank you all very much. I do think with the current market and inflation rate they are a little high. But I will still be at $1905 for 2100 sq ft in Carlsbad. Where I want to live becasue of the kids school. It seems like the one common denominator is that I need to be prepared to leave. And bottom line is that I hate to move. I will bring up the repairs in the conversation with my landlord though. Again thank you all for your perspective.

[Katy Perry]

IMO the best thing to do is have a potential landload Call as if you were looking at moving, this is best done, by a friend asking about payment history and can they afford a certain rent amount.

works every time. shows you’re really looking at moving. only works for the smaller landlord types.
cheers
d

[Katy Perry]

IMO the best thing to do is have a potential landload Call as if you were looking at moving, this is best done, by a friend asking about payment history and can they afford a certain rent amount.

works every time. shows you’re really looking at moving. only works for the smaller landlord types.
cheers
d

[Katy Perry]

IMO the best thing to do is have a potential landload Call as if you were looking at moving, this is best done, by a friend asking about payment history and can they afford a certain rent amount.

works every time. shows you’re really looking at moving. only works for the smaller landlord types.
cheers
d

[Katy Perry]

IMO the best thing to do is have a potential landload Call as if you were looking at moving, this is best done, by a friend asking about payment history and can they afford a certain rent amount.

works every time. shows you’re really looking at moving. only works for the smaller landlord types.
cheers
d

[Katy Perry]

IMO the best thing to do is have a potential landload Call as if you were looking at moving, this is best done, by a friend asking about payment history and can they afford a certain rent amount.

works every time. shows you’re really looking at moving. only works for the smaller landlord types.
cheers
d

[sdrealtor]

FYI not sure what you are living in and what part of carlsbad but i just helped someone search for a rental house in south carlsbad. nothing on the market and rents are silly high. A 3BR 1100 sq ft apartment at alicante views was close to 1900 with a garage. We ended up jumping at 1900 sq ft house 3/2/2 for $1950 owned by a long term landlord who owes very little. If you are in south carlsbad you are doing much better than you think.

[sdrealtor]

FYI not sure what you are living in and what part of carlsbad but i just helped someone search for a rental house in south carlsbad. nothing on the market and rents are silly high. A 3BR 1100 sq ft apartment at alicante views was close to 1900 with a garage. We ended up jumping at 1900 sq ft house 3/2/2 for $1950 owned by a long term landlord who owes very little. If you are in south carlsbad you are doing much better than you think.

[sdrealtor]

FYI not sure what you are living in and what part of carlsbad but i just helped someone search for a rental house in south carlsbad. nothing on the market and rents are silly high. A 3BR 1100 sq ft apartment at alicante views was close to 1900 with a garage. We ended up jumping at 1900 sq ft house 3/2/2 for $1950 owned by a long term landlord who owes very little. If you are in south carlsbad you are doing much better than you think.

[sdrealtor]

FYI not sure what you are living in and what part of carlsbad but i just helped someone search for a rental house in south carlsbad. nothing on the market and rents are silly high. A 3BR 1100 sq ft apartment at alicante views was close to 1900 with a garage. We ended up jumping at 1900 sq ft house 3/2/2 for $1950 owned by a long term landlord who owes very little. If you are in south carlsbad you are doing much better than you think.

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