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Aiman Bennroua
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Got my first property what now?!

Aiman Bennroua
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Myers, FL
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What’s up guys. I just bought my first rental and I’m almost done getting it rent ready. How do I screen tenants? and what’s the best software for managing the property?

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David C.
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David C.
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@Aiman Bennroua

For a single property, you could use www.avail.co. It's free(for 1 property) and allows you to request credit and background checks, collect rent online, and post your property to multiple sites at once. It's a great way to get started and keep costs low. As your grow you might keep it or look at something like Tenant Cloud along with Stessa to help with accounting and overall financial performance of your portfolio.

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