Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Landlord here, we always put a clause in the lease contract that we will increase rent by 3% or more upon renewal after one year. We’ve usually stuck to 3 percent or slightly less, but at least the tenant is aware of that at signing and one year ahead of time so that there are no surprises.
+1
I do the same thing, but the increase is 4%. If the tenant is really good, I'll waive the increase after the lease expiration (12 months), but will increase the following year.
It's much better than having a conversation every year about a rent increase. So it's expected or it ends up being a relief if I there is no increase.