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Updated over 7 years ago, 05/22/2017

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Joe Conklin
  • Investor
  • Blackwood, NJ
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Having trouble renting my unit

Joe Conklin
  • Investor
  • Blackwood, NJ
Posted

I am looking to rent my unit and want to make sure I'm taking the proper steps to do so.  The monthly rent is market average and I'm willing to drop it more if some times go by.  I've had interest in the condo and had one showing.  However, they had pets and overlooked the description.  I've had it posted on Zillow for about two months but it hasn't been ready to show until about 2 weeks ago.

The steps I'm taking to rent the unit is to post on Craigslist and post on Zillow which uploads to Truilia and Hotpads as well.

Any other steps I can be taking to generate more interest?  

One thought is that make it okay to have one cat. A lot of landlords do not allow pets in my area.  Obviously I would charge a fee for this but could differentiate myself from other rentals in my area.

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