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Do tenants with kids actually try to get very long term contacts? Are owners willing to deliver? (They lose move in rights!)

• Spooky23 8y ago
  Most people don't look forward to instability. You don't want your kids bounced from school to school, and moving sucks. For older folks, moving literally kills them. Usually bigger developments require no-negotiation, ironclad leases to make sales and financing easier. Smaller landlords and public housing are sometimes more flexible.
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  • JamesBarney 8y ago
    That's why they are no-negotiation. But if there was significant demand for 5 years leases they would offer them. Turnover is one of the largest controllable expenses in real estate.