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What Is The Duration Of The Rental Contract Nesbitt Realty Uses For A Rental In Alexandria, Virginia?

Our family business prepares written leases for investors with residences in Alexandria as a part of our management services service. Writing a lease is one of the most necessary duties of every management company in 22304. Photo of 400 Cameron Station Blvd #332 Photo of 400 Cameron Station Blvd #332 We know that, you’re probably already aware that all of our leases are in writing. The rental contract our small real estate company uses was written by staff attorneys at the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors. Nesbitt Realty & Management just changes details like the dates, the association information and so forth. Leases generally have a one-year term. Longer leases are on rare occaisions approved and only after discussions with the owner. With the owner’s approval—especially during slower rental periods—our family real estate brokerage makes leases for less than one year. Most usually landlords accept longer or shorter leases to have the rental contract expire during a more active rental period. Nesbitt Realty will now and then work to place a tenant on a month-to-month or short-term rental contract to accommodate sale of the unit by the owner, a renter’s pending departure, or moving the investment unit into a more active rental period. For a complete break-down our process, email Nesbitt Realty or read more here. Nesbitt Realty also identifys tenants through relocation companies and other methods. To learn more about the full-list of what we do, email an agent today. Nesbitt Realty and Management is fully authorized to manage rental in Virginia state, and we have all necessary licenses and accreditation. More about about rental property management in Alexandria

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$2,050 // 1 BR // 1 BA // 0 HB // Alexandria Photo of 400 Cameron Station Blvd #332 Nesbitt Realty is trusted by local homeowners as well as overseas and out-of-state homeowners. We work for real estate investors, and trusts, but most of our clients are just average people who need us to help them manage their property. Although some of our clients are genuinely wealthy and have us manage multiple properties that have no mortgages. Most of our clients are “mortgage landlords”. A mortgage landlord needs the rental income to pay the mortgage. For many of these homeowners the property that we manage is may be the single largest investment interest in their life. Learn more about us now!

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