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Elizabeth S.
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Need advice on turning a rental property around quickly

Elizabeth S.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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I have a unit coming available on the 20th of October. The tenant is leaving on bad terms but I would be interested in this advice regardless of the terms.

What steps do you take to make sure you can get a property ready to rent quickly? 

Do you start advertising the house for rent and then keep a list of who is interested for when the house is ready? I always feel a little awkward at this point because I don't want to have a house unrented for 30-45 days but I also don't feel like I'll know the true condition of the property until the tenant is completely out to tell people when a place will be available.

Any feedback on how you do it would be great!

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Dick Rosen
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Dick Rosen
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I always start marketing 30 days prior and I'll schedule showings if the current tenant will allow. If it's not a friendly move out then just take names and numbers, do a little pre-screening and call them back as soon as you can get them in for a showing. Try not to let the current tenant slow your business down, it is your business!

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