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Rent Increases Higher With Renewing Tenants, Morningstar Finds

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By Adam Steinhauer Managers of single-family rental properties have been steadily raising rates in recent years, and have been able to boost rents higher with renewing tenants than with new tenants, a new report shows. The report, published in February by Morningstar Credit Ratings LLC, was based on the experience nationwide of the single-family rental […]

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