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Alexander Marquis
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  • Rochester, MN - Minnesota
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Timing of advertisement

Alexander Marquis
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MN - Minnesota
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Hello,

Just wondering when most landlords post their advertisements for a place that will be vacant in the future. I have a tenant moving out of my single-family residence at the end of the month and do not plan to show it until they've moved out and I've made a few improvements. So, not likely to show before Nov 5th. Is a month before I'll show the place to interested prospects too early?

I don't want to show it because I want to "put my best foot forward" so to speak.

Regards,
Alex

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