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12 responses to Craigslist ad in less than 24 hours - raise rent?
Hi all,
I just posted my and my wifes house online for rent yesterday afternoon and I've already recevied 12 inquiries.
My asking price for rent is $270 less than what it will take to cover my mortgage.
So, my question is, am I able to email back those interested parties and let them know we will be asking more for the house due to the level of interest? Or am I basically stuck at the advertised rent? None of the interested parties have received or filled out an application (though, we have one application at the moment, from a friend's employee, but there may be an issue renting to her as she owns a pitbull and my insurance company may not cover the house with a pitbull on site).
I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
Thanks!
BTW - We're located in Sacramento, CA.
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