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Updated about 2 years ago,

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Carlos Lez
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Tenant trying to coach me on how to advertise

Carlos Lez
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Dear Fellow members,

I have this tenant who wants to terminate his lease after only  3 months into his one year lease. I understand that landlords have a duty to mitigate damages. But the tenant is telling me the following. I am seeking your valuable input on how to reply to him.  He is criticizing my method of advertising, unsolicited;

"Could you guys could put up pictures of the unit online so prospective tenants are more likely to inquire. Looking at the unit online all there is is a picture of the back of the house, nothing with the unit at all. I think these are necessary for a good faith attempt at advertising. I have some I can send as well if need be. I want there to be adequate resources and time to find a new tenant."

He had asked for a link to our ad and I sent him a link to one of the many ads that we have running.I haven't inquired with him on what efforts he is making to get that apartment re-rented.

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