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Rent to a relocation company?

Sam Li
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Hi, I listed a new property purchased and got contacted by a relocation company about renting for 3-4 months and then continue it on a monthly basis. It’s a pretty big relocation company who works with insurance company to provide temp housing to families recently had flood/fire and needs time to repair their house.

The rent is a little bit higher than normal and payment won’t be a problem as the company will pay. After talking to the family, they look to be quite decent. I am looking for tenants now so if I donot have other tenants options right now, I would not lose anything by continuing to find tenants next week versus four months later(after they move out). I’ll get cleaning fee, etc anyway. So I am tempted to move forward.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Sam

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