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Hadar Orkibi
  • Rental Property Investor
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Rolling Over For 12 Months Lease

Hadar Orkibi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • USA / NZ
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I was talking to a Real Estate Attorney that own 300 units, he mentioned to me that all his leases have a 12 month rollover. so once the 12 month lease expires it is automatically rolling over for 12 months with option to review rents. 

I would like to see a  4 weeks grace period before it looks in.

Dose anyone been using these strategy and have a clause to share? 

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    Chris Lounsbury
    • Real Estate Agent
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    Chris Lounsbury
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Rock Hill, SC
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    I've only ever been on the other end of this type of agreement.  Definitely great for the landlord.  He never reached out, I forgot about my lease ending and then I was locked into another year.  My fault on not reading through the lease carefully, but now on the other side of that equation, I really like the strategy.  I wonder if there are any state codes that prevent this.  If not, I think I'm going to implement as well. 

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