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« on: April 04, 2005, 12:49:34 PM »

Hi everyone and happy Monday to you all,

I need advice.....  I have a potential multi-unit that I would love to own/live in.  However, it is in a rent controlled area.  Currently, the rents are way below market and some tenants have been there for 20 years!  Even raising the rent at 3% a year as allowed, I will not come close to market rents.

I have heard that Trusts were a way "out" of rent control.  According to this "expert", I should request that the property be sold vacant.  Then, once I own it, convert it to a Trust.  Then, instead of putting out "for rent" signs and language to that effect, get people into the apartments through language like, "$900 for a 1 bed. 1 bath" and never ever say rent.  Does this make sense?

Of course I would not want to kick out little old ladies!  But, I have to live and this may be the only way to at least not be in the hole so much with a mortgage.  Has anyone done this before or know enough about Trusts to make sense of this?

Any suggestions on manuvering around the dreaded rent control would be greatly appreciated!!!
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