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Landlord more than doubles tenant’s rent to $2.2K, leading to fiery social media backlash | NY Post
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0:54Now PlayingA Florida landlord and real estate investor is facing backlash after he posted a series of videos where he raised the rent of his tenants.
In one of the videos, Raul Bolufe of Miami informed a tenant who’s lived at the property for 10 years he would be raising her rent from a lowly $1,100 to $2,500 a month citing “today’s market.”
“There’s houses in that area going for $2,500,” Bolufe nonchalantly tells the woman. “We could take the lowered end of $2,000-$2,200.”
Part one of the three-part TikTok has gained nearly 2 million views since Bolufe posted it.
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