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Paul F.
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Tenants move out prior to end of lease.

Paul F.
  • Woodbridge, VA
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Our tenants are purchasing a home and plan on leaving the property before the end of their lease term. They have been great tenants.

Our question: once they move out, do we have access to the property to prep for new tenants?

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Thanks for the insight. We only have verbal notice as of yesterday. We will be sure to get written notice with a move out date.@Theresa Harris They are paying until the end of the lease, only about 1 month difference. I like the idea of showing the house before tenants move out, and giving them incentive to get out in a timely manner, by offering those days rent back if we can get new tenants in there before the end of the original lease term.

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