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Gabe C.
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New Tenant Tips

Gabe C.
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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I closed on my first rental on my new plan and secured a tenant to move in in April. I want to make sure I start things off on the right foot and make them feel welcome, but I also don't want to overdo it. I was thinking of a gift card for a dinner or maybe a place like Target for supplies in a card or gift basket. What sorts of things do you guys do for your new tenants? I remember when I moved into apartments when I was younger, sometimes I'd find a bottle of wine or chocolates or a cheese basket, and it always made the place feel a little warmer.

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