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Dale Miller
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Month to Month vs. Lease

Dale Miller
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Buffalo, NY
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What are the pros and cons to these 2 types of rental agreements?

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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When we had renters in California they were on annual leases sometimes even 2 years. Then we bought rentals in Wa State where most have MTM leases. Largely it helps to offer your tenants what the market is offering. The differences sound like a bigger deal that they actually are. Tenants go when they go regardless of the lease duration. We have tenants in our building who have been there for 20+years on MTM leases.

We are comfortable offering MTM leases and we like how they favor the LL, at any time you can issue a 30 day notice of non-renewal, raise rents any time and we still get first and last months rent and a security deposit equal to one month's rent at lease signing.

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