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Updated almost 11 years ago, 02/20/2014

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Mike Hansen
  • Naperville, IL
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Opinions on my idea

Mike Hansen
  • Naperville, IL
Posted

Hi guys --

So the idea is when we have new tenants move in, also place an envelope in the neighbors mailboxes to:

1. Introduce our company

2. Introduce their new neighbors (by first names)

3. Cover if there ever are any issues with tenants or our property, that they can reach out to us

4. We include our business cards in the letter/envelope

The tenants will also know (upon moving day/walkthrough) that we sent this letter to neighbors.

Letter sent is a form letter and we'll simply add it to our "move in day" process.

We felt this would be a good way to introduce ourselves and the new tenants to the nearby neighbors. It also opens the lines of communication with neighbors in case tenants are causing problems.

Only negative we can see is we might get a neighbor that calls excessively.

What do you guys think? Did we miss any land mines?

Thanks --

Mike

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