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Who Benefits Most from the Length of The Lease?

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Is a Lease Term Longer than One Year Really Beneficial?

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    We stagger our leases to end at different times of the month. This way we are not having 25 move-outs and make readies all the same day. Staggering them seems to be a good solution for us and the tenant as they do not have to have the house empty and clean all the same time they may be moving into another property. This way they can hand the property back in the condition we expect. And I agree with 

    @JD Martin we set the expectations in the beginning with the tenant by having an on-boarding review after they are accepted as tenants so that they know what is expected of us as a management company and also what is expected of them as a tenant. 

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