The fact that the leases expire concurrently is not important.Having a vacancy and turnover adds a lot of cost, and we do the mental math.  

I’d say the key is picking what fits your portfolio size and how hands-on you want to be.If you're managing more than a couple of units and want to free up mental space, it’s probably worth transitioning to a system like Buildium, RentRedi, or Hemlane, depending on your needs.Curious what size portfolio you're managing and how hands-on you plan to stay—might help zero in on the best fit!

If you get anything out of showing early, it could be the desperate, or I don't care about anything mentality which will give you another problem.

It really comes down to the value you create and how effectively you promote it.

When I was younger I used to have the same mentality as you.

Having previously worked for one of the larger hotel development/managment companies I can tell you first hand there’s a lot of content online promoting hotels.

Second, and this is very fickle, is the property tour he is promoting for this property has an RSVP email that is gmail.  

That's why they are agressively promoted online and through social media. 

The time it takes to promote the property, show the property, walk tenants through, and lease signing.

@Jay Check Are you a real account or is this just another promotion for a lying guru?