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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Permanent rent sign post
I am trying to figure out a better way to avoid putting up a yard post every time a property is available for rent and remove it every time a vacancy is filled.
For single family homes, I think I will rig together a post where the mail box can be mounted on top of it, and I can simply add a hanging sign underneath when I have vacancy.
For multifamily the mail boxes are on the wall or doors, so I don't have anything in the yard that I can mount to.
Plant a small tree out front that I can hang signs on?
Ideas?
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What about a light post that can act as a sign post when it is rental time?