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pickles16
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For those of you that have a property that you rent
What was the most succesful way that you find a tenant...paper/realtor etc????
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Posted 12/6/10 3:47 PM  |
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Blu-ize
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
for us the complex got walk ins and they referred them to us. We also advertised on rent.com and got a lot of responses.
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| Posted 12/6/10 8:25 PM |
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mommy2Alex
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
We advertise in the local paper and screen very thoroughly.
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| Posted 12/6/10 8:26 PM |
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snowprincess
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
we got ours through a realtor- renter paid entire fee
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| Posted 12/6/10 9:03 PM |
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
Both myself and my parents found tenants through craigslist. My husband does all of the screening and meeting up with people. Since it is craiglest my husband turned a lot of people down even before meeting them but it was free and worth it in the end!
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| Posted 12/6/10 10:30 PM |
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pickles16
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
Posted by MrsNicolaxoxo
Both myself and my parents found tenants through craigslist. My husband does all of the screening and meeting up with people. Since it is craiglest my husband turned a lot of people down even before meeting them but it was free and worth it in the end!
This is exactly what we're doing as well..I think this time of year is just not a good year to be renting bc of the holidays etc....
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| Posted 12/7/10 7:32 AM |
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bicosi
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
Posted by snowprincess
we got ours through a realtor- renter paid entire fee
Ditto!
ETA: Why do all of the legwork, when you can get a realtor to do it and it wont cost you anything?
Message edited 12/7/2010 9:35:02 AM.
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| Posted 12/7/10 9:34 AM |
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NoStressMom
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
Posted by pickles16
Posted by MrsNicolaxoxo
Both myself and my parents found tenants through craigslist. My husband does all of the screening and meeting up with people. Since it is craiglest my husband turned a lot of people down even before meeting them but it was free and worth it in the end!
This is exactly what we're doing as well..I think this time of year is just not a good year to be renting bc of the holidays etc....
yup we just got tenants in our house down south and just got a email can we pay you on the 15th surposed to be the 1st!!!!
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| Posted 12/7/10 10:18 AM |
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Blu-ize
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
Posted by bicosi
Posted by snowprincess
we got ours through a realtor- renter paid entire fee
Ditto!
ETA: Why do all of the legwork, when you can get a realtor to do it and it wont cost you anything?
Ours was out of state and the landlord pays the fee. Then again the landlords have more rights in states like that.
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| Posted 12/7/10 10:45 AM |
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FirstMate
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
We used a realtor. That way they screen the rentor and make sure there credit was in check.
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| Posted 12/8/10 7:31 PM |
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bicosi
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Re: For those of you that have a property that you rent
Posted by Blu-ize
Posted by bicosi
Posted by snowprincess
we got ours through a realtor- renter paid entire fee
Ditto!
ETA: Why do all of the legwork, when you can get a realtor to do it and it wont cost you anything?
Ours was out of state and the landlord pays the fee. Then again the landlords have more rights in states like that.
I have an OOS property and the tenant paid it as well. ;) and in that state (TX) the landlord has more rights too. :O)
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| Posted 12/9/10 10:54 AM |
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