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Updated almost 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

how soon should I adverise "For Rent
I have Tenants moving out on the 1st. should I be advertising for new tenants now ,or wait until the old tenants are out?.
I dont know what repairs might be needed when they move out so I'm in the dark on this. I wouldnt want to tell a new tenant a certain date to move in and find I have 2 weeks of repairs to do.
also is it proper to put a " For Rent "sign in the yard "with the tenants permission" before they move out or should I wait?
What do you do?