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Josh McCullough
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  • Jackson, GA
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Educating tenants on financial budgeting.

Josh McCullough
  • Investor
  • Jackson, GA
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In the never ending struggle to keep homes occupied, have y'all tried any type of budget counseling? This could be something as simple as passing out some simple literature educating them on how to plan out a monthly budget, how to save and how to spend wisely. I'm thinking about making something like this standard with all new tenant packets they receive upon purchase. I guess it couldn't hurt to try!?

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