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If you can avoid commitment without costing yourself anything, it’s a nice option. But I’ve learned to stop planning life around advertising. Who knows when the next offer will come? Who knows if it’ll be in another city? When I got an offer to move from NYC to SF, it wasn’t hard to find someone to sublet.
In summary, it’s a flaky business. Make whatever decision works best in your life, but don’t let “maybes” from ad agencies impact your decision making. If an offer comes, you’ll figure it out.
My lease is ending, and MTM tenancy is an option (landlord’s discretion). I’ll have to discuss with him to see how that’d affect rent. If I sign another year lease, there’s no rent increase. I like the idea of flexibility, but it also gives HIM flexibility to end the rental agreement w/ 30 days’ notice, so it’s a double-edged sword. Alternative would be sign year lease, and just sublet if I were to end up getting an opportunity in a new city. Just curious to hear others’ experiences. Thanks!
I usually do a one-year lease, then if I start getting the itch to move I go to a month-to-month afterwards. It sucks because of the rent increase but you gain flexibility. Because I'm usually looking before my lease ends, I've stayed no longer than a couple of months on month-to-month.
If you’re in a big city like NYC with many other shops, then there’s no reason not to go by year.
I’m in Chicago