And, then, as time passes, because the lifetime of the lease decreases, the real value of the property actually decreases towards 0 until the lease gets renewed and there's absolutely no guarantee that it will.

Lease expire in 5 yrs but I don't see a renewal option offered to the MSO group.They bought this place 2 yrs ago.

Under property management costs, usually just the standard 10% of monthly rent is often referenced but the lease renewal costs & tenant replacements costs are not mentioned quite as often.

The only issue would be having to verify income for the lease renewal if needed.

I'm currently paying $4100/year for insurance, and when it renews in October it will go up to $5500/year.

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Pay rent (this will likely happen again next month, we don't renew people who can't afford to pay rent on time)2.

As for insurers not renewing insurance in certain zip codes it happens all the time. 

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After 13 weeks and then their renewal of another 13 weeks.. you know have a good solid move in date for your next resident.