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My husband and my approach to our apartments and tenants seems to be rather different than the two other answers I’ve read.Of course we want to be making money on our buildings, and we decided that in most instances stability was more important than a 5% increase in revenues.Finding a new tenant incurs costs. We have to advertise “apartment for rent” or pay a fee to a realtor for finding a tenant. In most of our apartments, the realtor was the least worrisome option for finding a new tenant. They would do a credit check, collect the rental application and when the tenant was accepted would usually prepare the Lease document and have the applicant sign. After we had signed we would receive the tenant’s rent check and Security Deposit check. I’m not sure what the realtor’s rental fee is nowadays, but back when we owned apartments it was (if I remember correctly) equal to one month’s rent.in a competitive rental market the better the apartment looked, the easier it was to find a tenant and get an optimal rent. That costs money too - possibly painting, always a cleaning company to come in and clean, shampoo carpets, etc.Sometimes the apartment would stay unoccupied for a month (or longer).So, we could possibly lose one to three months’ rent by having to find a new tenant. Hard to justify a 25% rent increase to cover that expense if our previous tenant was already paying close to market rental, and was a good tenant.Since our mortgage was a fixed rate, fixed payment, it didn’t change - no excuse there to increase rent.Property taxes, on the other hand, can have a significant impact on rent, and when the City of Boston significantly raised property taxes in the neighborhood where half our apartments were, we did have to raise rents, though we tried to only increase the rents on new tenants, with a smaller raise for existing tenants. The raised rates for new tenants were market price with other apartments on the market, so we weren’t outpricing ourselves. The existing tenants, in general had small increases, pretty much an amount equal to 1/12th of one month’s rent at the market level rate, if that adjustment still kept the rent below market rate. Again, we saved money by no cleaning bill, (usually) no carpet replacement, and no broker’s fee for a new tenant.It worked for us. Even with our “problem” schizophrenic tenant.I can’t promise that the management company won’t try to get more for your apartment.You might, a bit more than a month before your lease ends (or just before you have to give the landlord notice) that you contact the landlord and tactfully broach the subject of your staying for another year (or whatever term your lease set for you this time). Say something like, “I haven’t given you notice because I’d like to extend my lease for another year….” It’s possible that your lease makes provisions for this type of extension.I just downloaded a boiler-plate lease form that has a clause “Renewal of Lease” that I’ve never encountered in a residential lease document in the past. It says the Tenant MUST be offered a lease renewal by the Landlord. Read your lease carefully - see what it says in your case. Your lease agreement is the contract that must be followed, not something different found on the internet.Good luck.

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