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What will your reaction if your tenant sent you this?

Shuo Jiao
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"Hi,

Hope you are doing well! I recently learnt that the gap between tenants is usually over 30 days.

If I can have a new tenant ready (one approved by you) on the same day that I deliver my move out notice, would you be open to giving me half off on the last month's rent? Cutting the gap between tenants would earn you more than 30 days of extra rent.

This email is not a move-out notice - I'm not sure when I will move out yet.

Some reasons that I can find a new tenant for you early are:

  1. I can start looking several months before I move out.
  2. I will be incentivized to make the home look nice for tours.
  3. People love to talk to the previous tenant before making a decision.
  4. I may even be able to adjust my move out date to accommodate the next tenant.

Let me know what you think!"

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