How to increase the monthly rent on a property
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How to increase the monthly rent on a property
Can you please tell me how do I increase the monthly rent on a property I rent out. The increase is due in June, I want to do it correctly using the CPI but not sure how to go about it. We stated that rental increase would be in line with the CPI.
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
In Spanish it is the IPC not CPI and you can find the data using the Instituto Nacional de Estadistica .
INEbase / Nivel y condiciones de vida (IPC) /Índices de precios de consumo y vivienda /Índice de precios de consumo / Últimos datos
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
Rents have gone up way above the general inflation level. This clause was in my contract but I had no choice but to agree a market level rent. Huge demand for rentals in popular areas.
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
So according to the ipc how much can we increase a 600 per month rent. The renters agreed to this in the contract.
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
February 2017 - February 2018 it was 1,1 %
https://www.datosmacro.com/ipc-paises/espana
On a Euro 600 rental that means Euro 6,6 a month
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
Is it really worth the hassle?
I would rather have a happy long term tenant than an extra 6.60€ / month. I would suggest you review the rent when tenant moves out.
I would rather have a happy long term tenant than an extra 6.60€ / month. I would suggest you review the rent when tenant moves out.
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
Sounds like goodwill would be more valuable?
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
Not really worth the hassle?
If they decide to move out and you may just get a new tenant who turns out to be a bad one!
I would rather have a happy long term tenant than an extra 6.60€ / month. I would suggest you review the rent when tenant moves out.
If they decide to move out and you may just get a new tenant who turns out to be a bad one!
I would rather have a happy long term tenant than an extra 6.60€ / month. I would suggest you review the rent when tenant moves out.
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Re: How to increase the monthly rent on a property
Just be pleased you have a good tenant.I used to rent out an apartment long term & people thought I was mad as my tenants included an Algerian,a Dutchman,a south American couple a Romanian etc. but I had a fixed sensible rate & with good fixtures & with everything to use & with a legal contract.Not one failed to pay as arranged.But I believe you should treat others as you would hope is reciprocated