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Originally Posted by fintstone View Post
While I imagine all the above is true, as a businessman faced with potential squatters/inability to evict tenants, I would have to keep rents high enough to cover the potential loss of at least 5 or 6 months of rent every couple of years vice the typical one month every couple of years I do for my properties.
Oh yeah, there's rent control and retroactive rent. That means even if the old renter moves out, you are not to charge market rate but must charge the old existing rate with maybe a 3 or 4 % increase. I am not sure what the percentage is anymore. The laws have been changing on the increase.
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