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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Finally...found good tenant but...
Have had a 4 month vacancy, tenant wants to rent as of oct. 1st
and asks for a rent discount if she pays 6 months in advance.
has anyone ever done this? If so, how much of a discount and why?
is there an upside to this that i dont see? thanks!
Most Popular Reply
Landlords should be happy a tenant wants to pay six months in advance because most tenants cannot pay two months that is if the tenant check out ok.
Joe Gore