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Rashad A.
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One year vs Six month

Rashad A.
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi My tenants reached out to me today for lease renewal and instead original one year they want 6 month lease. They wouldn’t like to move out in the middle of school year. I briefly told them 6 month rates are different. Of course they would like to keep same rate. I need you guys to help me decide with this lease renewal and rates. Original rates $1800 per month. zip code 77450 Thanks Rashad

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Colleen F.
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Colleen F.
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Sounds like they will plan to move so while i cant help you with the rate make sure you have a good notice period. Since it is a 6 month renewal you could do a regular increase plus fee per month for the convenience or a maybe a one time fee for a short lease.

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