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Updated over 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

Get on the stick and get everything rented now.
Summer ends soon. There is a small fall moving season but it's short and you better take advantage of it or you'll be sitting on vacant property over the winter. Get out there and get your units rented before winter. You have maybe 1 or 2 months left before it gets hard and people stop moving.
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You control the terms of your lease. No one says it has to be a year lease. You can change your lease that you sign in October to be a 6 or a 9 month lease. Then the lease will expire in the summer. If we have tenants that are going to stay I always make them sign a new one year lease. Funny thing is there is more competition in the summer months as well. ...
Or you could just buy in a warm climate as Rich points out.