I remember those days of being a young renter from a landlord that was petty new.For my tenants, the rent is due in full on the contract date.

@Adam Martin It is just easier to track with similiar due dates for everyone.

I recently had a colleague send me the Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate Performance Metrics report by Moody's Analytics for the first quarter of 2020 (dated May 14, 2020).

Not surprisingly there were multiple offers, and the seller's agent came back to me the next day to see if I'd match the highest offer received to date of $1.225M (triggering my concern/question on this forum).

I typically do a really short lease renewal that has new dates and new rent rate.

I think you may see more and more people do hybrid marketing on AirBNB, vrbo , homeaway, Facebook etc and the descriptions may say something along the lines of, “if you don’t see a date open please message me directly or go to my website/link to check”

Learn the ins and outs of the VA loan and really understand the BRS and how to maximize your TRS (in my opinion there are better options than the target date fund).

Below is the wording in my original lease and below that is an example of an addendum I use to extend or change the terms.Original lease:IN CONSIDERATION of the promises contained in this Agreement, Landlord, by and through Agent, hereby agrees to lease the Premises to Tenant on the following terms and conditions:EITHER LANDLORD OR TENANT MAY TERMINATE THE TENANCY AT THE EXPIRATION OF THE INITIAL TERM BY GIVING WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE OTHER AT LEAST 60 DAYS PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION DATE OF THE INITIAL TERM.

I know this post is a little dated now but wondering if you would still recommend the lender you were referring to in this post?

Keep your notices up to date and delivered to them as required in your state.