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Erik Nowacki
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Where to find qualified tenants in Memphis?

Erik Nowacki
  • Investor
  • San Diego and Memphis, California and Tennessee
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So, I find myself with a bit of a project on my hands... I am renovating 100+ apartments on Airways, just north of the Memphis airport. It's definitely a C area, but the units are large and well laid out. I've completed a few units and I'm trying to find qualified tenants, preferably with a job... I'm used to posting on Craigslist, but I'm not getting as much of a response as I expected. What are some effective ways to attract good tenants in Memphis, other than Craigslist? What has worked for you? Erik

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Curt Davis
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Curt Davis
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Normally Craigslist and a sing out front should do the trick.  This is what most property management companies will do.  Since your unit is an apartment building you might consider advertising in an apartment book.  

Good luck

  • Curt Davis

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