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Naveen Desai
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Holiday wishes for tenants

Naveen Desai
  • Real Estate Professional
  • San Francisco-East bay, CA
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Hi Folks, 

   It is that time of the year :). Woo HO HO.

Back when I was renting houses in 2 different places, I remember I used to get greeting cards from landlords.  

My properties are managed by property management, although I also sign the lease. Is it right if I send out the greeting cards and just put my company name?

What do you all folks do?

Thanks, 

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David Veeder
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David Veeder
  • Investor
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As part of a retention effort I send cards with a couple movie passes (Average cost $7 each).  It is a nice thought to send a card but not sure if it buys much good will.

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