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Should I opt for a 12-month rental for a lower rate or a 6-month rental for more flexibility?

Jun 14, 2024
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GC *****
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Recommendations please on if it’s better to get a 12 month rental and get a cheaper rate or pay a bit higher rent per month and just go for a 6 month rental and have the freedom to move if things change ? Thanks πŸ™πŸΌ
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The user is seeking advice on whether to choose a 12-month rental for a better rate or a 6-month rental for flexibility. Comments suggest weighing the stability of a longer commitment against the freedom of a shorter one. Experiences shared highlight the benefits of shorter contracts for flexibility, yet also mention the cost considerations of opting for longer leases.
Paul ***************
Have a look at air b&b
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Giorgio ******
if you stay 12 months you 'll pay a LITTLE BIT LESS per month . if you stay 6 month you'll pay a little bit more per month . first time in your life you'll have to make such a choice ????
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Paul ********
How U know if Immgration let U stay ?
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Dana *******
Freedom is priceless !!!
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Bart **************
It would all depend on how you rate your chances of ending up staying.
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Jeffrey ************
Up to you...
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Peter *******
Agree to stay for 12 months but if you leave early you pay the 6 month rate
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Declan **********
Prior to the place I'm renting now, I paid the extra and rented on a 3-6 month contract to "test the water".
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