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How to Negotiate Your Rent Ask the landlord if rent price is open to discussion.Highlight your strengths as a tenant.Inquire about extending the lease.Offer to end the lease in the summer.Research the property's value.Be open to compromise.Negotiate directly, follow up in writing.Have a backup plan.

I wanted to send a note as my lease is expiring in # months and I'd love to get some clarity on the renewal. I've enjoyed my time in this apartment and would love to stay another # years. Given my good standing as a tenant, could we renew at the same rate? Happy to sign a renewal now, if we come to an agreement.

Dear (Contact's name), I am contacting you to discuss lowering my monthly rent rate. I love living here, but lately, situations out of my control have impacted my monthly finances. A reduction in rent would go a long way to help me get back on track.

I wish to inform you that I will be terminating my lease on date you plan to terminate. This letter provides the necessary notice of required notice as outlined in the lease. I will move out my belongings and return my keys to address of property management office by date you plan to terminate.

I am looking for a new place to live because (reason for moving: closer to home, closer to family, downsizing, etc.). I find your (apartment community/available unit/rental home) particularly appealing because (list specifically why you want to live in this property).

What should be included in a lease proposal? Details of the property including location, property boundaries, and permitted use of the property. The start and end dates of the lease, which can also include a move-in date prior to the lease start date.

Use this step-by-step guide to help you draft the letter to your landlord negotiating a lower rent. State your intent.Emphasize your value.Use research to back your request.Consider including your personal situation.Provide next steps.