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Is it okay to renegotiate lease terms by reducing rent 10%?

Derek Vaickus
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Some data shows that rents have already decreased 6 to 10% depending on region and location. My lease terms are currently up for renegotiation. What is a good approach and strategy to ask my landlord to reduce rent?

I love the place but I’m willing to stay for 2 more years if the rent is 10% less. 

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Steve Morris
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Steve Morris
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"I love the place but I’m willing to stay for 2 more years if the rent is 10% less."

I don't think it's unreasonable, since new lease-ups in new const in Portland are giving a free month for a year lease.

Remember, this biz is give-to-get :)

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