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How long do tenants stay in Austin, Tx

Joshua Dombal
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From your experience and what you’ve heard, how long do tenants typically rent a home in Austin, tx before moving on to a new home?

Also do you do 1 or 2 year leases?

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@Joshua Dombal, While I am not familiar with the Austin market, I am familiar with figuring out vacancy. This is something that can be easily acquired via "Google," or asking around/contacting the local property managers and realtors in the area. They're going to have the best sense of the market norms. I also agree with what you have done so far, which is asking BP. I do believe there is an Austin TX forum that you also may want to try this question. I wish you the best of luck!

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