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Kevin Stein
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oshkosh, WI
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Month to month vs. Yearly leases

Kevin Stein
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oshkosh, WI
Posted

Hi all,

I'm just starting to get back into the RE game.  I currently have a duplex in addition to my primary residence.  I'm working with a realtor now to add another rental.

One of the things I feel pretty strongly about from my experience renting my duplex (since 2008) is that I am a huge proponent of month to month leases.  I am of the mind that if a tenant does not want to be in my property then I don't want them there.  This seems to fly in the face of most opinions on this site.

So obviously turnover could be higher, and that turnover could come at inopportune times (December), but is that really enough for me to reconsider my philosophy?  Isn't the hassle of a messy eviction at least as bad?

Thanks!

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