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Sean Kelly
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  • Property Manager
  • Nashville, TN
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Listing Rental -- keeping track of inquiries??

Sean Kelly
Pro Member
  • Property Manager
  • Nashville, TN
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This is the first Rental I have that I havent had much success posting online.. so I put some signs up on Saturday for a property I have outside of Nashville and got 41 calls that day alone. After about the 10th caller, I set up a google voice #, put on "do not disturb", and just made the voice message give info on the property -- instructing people to leave a VM or text if they would like to set up a showing.

So far its worked but keeping track of who wants to see it and when and everyones names etc. has been really challenging. 

Never had to deal w/ the volume. I want to "automate" and "qualify" this as much as possible. But I also dont want to lose any potential tenants who dont listen to the vm and just hang up.. MOST people I speak with simply cant afford the rent..

Whats your method to the madness? 

  • Sean Kelly
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