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Max T.
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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When it rains it pours (minor vent session)

Max T.
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I am a high school teacher so I set all my leases up to renew/expire in June, July, or August. Those also happen to be the prime months for finding tenants. Anyways, it happened this summer. Three vacancies in three months. I don't think I'll have much trouble finding tenants. It will probably only take me 3 days to turn each unit. But I find myself, for the first time in my 6 years as a landlord, not dreaming about acquiring more units..... I have a feeling that will pass.

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