Hello and good day Tenant, We are writing to remind you that your current lease for the property located at _______________ is set to expire on December 31st, 20XX.

We announced the closure of our Series A last week, securing $26M ($33M to date) in funding from a top venture capital firm Andreesen Horowitz. 

What are the lease end dates since you aren't getting the rent up before the end of the leases?

Total Active Listings: 2,349 (up 17% over last year)Total Pending Listings in the Last 7 Days: 248 (1% down from last year)Total Sold Listings in the Last 7 Days: 139 (1% down from last year)Average Days on Market: 40 (vs 36 last year)Average Sales Price: $359,167 (vs $335,323 last year)Number of Price Reductions in the Last 7 Days: 688 (vs 606 last year)Sales to List Price Ratio: 97.6 (vs 98.83 last year)Number of Expired Listings in the Last 7 Days: 152 (exactly the same as this time last year)Number of Agents: 8,518 (150 less than last year)Interest Rates: About 7% (vs 7.875% this time last year)Key takeaways: We're seeing more active listings and price reductions but less pending sales, resulting in a shift from a seller's market to a balanced market.

Also, they use dated formula for comping land values that do not work. 

The bookkeeper only needs to know date, what property, how much, and what account to post it to.

Also: check out expired or withdrawn listings. 

Most agents have you sign an exclusive listing agreement with an end date.

My best deals I am analyzing right now that make sense either need a pretty big rehab or finding a dated home in a market that hit the target metrics for what I personally consider an "up and coming" market.

I would wait until expiration and then sign the new updated version.