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Mariel DeVito
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Oh pretty please pick me

Mariel DeVito
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We have a very competitive rental market in our area and we priced our rental, not with the craziness of the market but with what we think is reasonable for a family to pay and still afford the other things we are asking as part of the property - all utilities and the upkeep of lawn. This said, when we listed our prior SFH, we had 100+ contacts and about 40 applications and it wasn't even in the best part of town. Now our rental IS in the highly coveted part of the city. This said, how do you respond to an applicant who asks - what will it take for you to rent this house to me today?!

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