every lease/contract is technically negotiable

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The video offers a practical and actionable tip for a common challenge (renting in NYC), presented in a relatable and concise manner, which likely resonated with viewers seeking financial advice.

Summary

The creator shares a tip for those moving to New York City: negotiate a two-year lease. They successfully negotiated their current apartment lease to avoid a price increase in the second year, making their finances predictable.

Structure

1Introduce the tip: negotiate a two-year lease
2Share personal experience with current apartment
3Explain successful negotiation: no price increase year 1 to 2
4Highlight benefit: predictable finances

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every lease/contract is technically negotiable

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one of the biggest tips I have for anybody moving to New York City soon is try to negotiate a two year lease. I did this with my current apartment and I was able to negotiate there being no price increase from year one to two, which makes makes my finances for the next two years very predictable.

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just check to see what the contract says around breaking your lease - the ones I’ve seen allow you to get out as long as you find someone to take it over #nyclife #nycapartment #moneytips #nyc