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Cameron Marmon
  • Investor
  • Richardson, TX
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Do you get feedback from your leasing agent/Mgt company?

Cameron Marmon
  • Investor
  • Richardson, TX
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I have listed my investment property for lease and I am using an experienced Realtor, which I used in the past to buy my first home. She actually lives just up the road from the home I am trying to lease out. She put the home on the NMLS and of course that flowed to other sites. So the home is listed everywhere. Great stuff!!! My problem is the home has been on the market for almost a month and every time I ask her for feedback from the people who looked at the house or from the agents who showed the house she has nothing for me. She just says, "I asked." Or "I left a message." I'm fine with it not being leased yet, though I hope it happens soon haha. I'm not putting that on her at all. But I would like to know why people are passing or what their concerns are so I can work on them. Right now, I literally have no reason as to why people are passing and not even making an offer of some sort. Is that typical? What is y'alls experience with the people you use to lease your home? Do you get feedback as to why someone is not interested or concerns they have?

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