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Ruel K.
  • Investor
  • Mission Viejo, CA
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Best Offer For Rent For Already Qualified Prospective Tenants

Ruel K.
  • Investor
  • Mission Viejo, CA
Posted

If you have 4 highly motivated prospective tenants who are interested in renting your townhouse, how do you properly ask them what is the best offer they can do for the rent. They all have submitted their rental amd Smartmove applications. I would like to find out who is the most interested and is willing to pay above the $2k rent I am asking. If someone offers  $2100, that would be fine. If no one offers, that's fine too. The going rate for this rental is $2000 - $2200.

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