Comments on: Is there a usual method of moving from one rental property to another without overlapping rent? http://www.reddeerrealestatelink.com/is-there-a-usual-method-of-moving-from-one-rental-property-to-another-without-overlapping-rent/ Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:12:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: codysdoor http://www.reddeerrealestatelink.com/is-there-a-usual-method-of-moving-from-one-rental-property-to-another-without-overlapping-rent/comment-page-1/#comment-796 codysdoor Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:01:54 +0000 http://www.reddeerrealestatelink.com/is-there-a-usual-method-of-moving-from-one-rental-property-to-another-without-overlapping-rent/#comment-796 You'd have to sign a lease on the new place starting the 1st, and have your lease at the other place end on the 31st. That's cutting it close. It might be better if the new place will allow you to move in a few days early and pay a few days of prorated rent. That way you're not out a whole month of (double) rent but you're also not trying to squeeze a move in/out into one day. You’d have to sign a lease on the new place starting the 1st, and have your lease at the other place end on the 31st.

That’s cutting it close. It might be better if the new place will allow you to move in a few days early and pay a few days of prorated rent. That way you’re not out a whole month of (double) rent but you’re also not trying to squeeze a move in/out into one day.

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