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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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John Nisewonger
  • Investor
  • Chesterfield, VA
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Advertising my rental before old tenants moved out

John Nisewonger
  • Investor
  • Chesterfield, VA
Posted

So my tenants are moving out end of this month and they were great. Hate to see them go but they bought a place of their own so I cant blame them.

So I just listed the property available for rent as some of you guys said to. The problem is I wish to not show the property because the current tenants are dirty and make some very smelly foods. I think it would hurt me more than help me.

So when I get someone that is interested in the property, I just explain no showings until such date???? Do I have them fill out an application???? Maybe I can just give them a copy of my rental terms and requirements??? I don't want to waste their time nor mine. I have pictures of the inside and outside in the listing.

Im trying to set some standards with me renting. Ive done a pretty good job before but would advertise after the old tenants moved out and I had repainted and repaired any damage BUT I missed out on rent until then. I am just trying to cut out lost potential income.

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