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Don Chen
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  • Bedford, TX
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Current tenant want month to month after current lease expires

Don Chen
  • Investor
  • Bedford, TX
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I have difficult dilemma with one of my rental properties. The current lease expires on 7-31-16. This is a great time to get a new tenant. The current tenant does not want to renew for long-term lease. They want to do a month to month or 3 month short term lease. The reason is they are interested in buying a house on their own in the future. They have been great tenant always paid rent on time. I am not big fan of month to month or 3 month lease. Because if I do a month to month lease or 3 month lease it will be more difficult to find new tenants in November and December. The current property could be vacant all the way to March of next year. I am trying to figure out what is best way to handle this situation. I would appreciate if someone could offer some advice on what is the best way to handle this dilemma.

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