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Nik Sig
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Question: Acquiring Tenants for Apartments

Nik Sig
  • Houston, TX
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Hello,

I am a student at Northwestern University and am conducting a quick survey for one of my classes. It would be greatly appreciated if you took a few minutes to reply to this email with brief answers to the questions below.

    1.Do you have a problem acquiring good quality tenants (e.g. a tenant who pays on time, doesn’t break the lease, causes little disruption, etc.)?

    2.Which pieces information about a tenant do you find most valuable when trying to determine whether the tenant will be good quality?

    3.Would you be willing to offer cheaper rent prices to good quality tenants? “Good quality” is determined by the attributes that you listed above and not by race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, age, or disability.

    4.If there was a service that provided a list of good quality tenants looking for housing, would you be interested in having access to that service and soliciting those tenants?

Thank you for your time and consideration.

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