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Tim Johnson
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  • Houston, TX
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"Am I charging too much for rent?"

Tim Johnson
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Landlords:

1) What do you think about before you answer that question?

2) How long would you let a property sit vacant before you cut the rent? Or would you consider doing something other than reducing the rent? (making improvements, etc)

3) What's your favorite strategy or rule for making sure that your property is priced fairly?

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