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Rowan Neilson
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When is the best time to start looking?

Rowan Neilson
  • Trappe, PA
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When you first purchase your rental, if it involves some fix-up, how long into the fix before you start advertising for tenants? Do you look for tenants before closing?

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Jeremy Taggart
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Jeremy Taggart
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@Rowan Neilson

It's never too early to start looking for tenants. You never know what will pop up. I would just keep posting new pics as the project progresses and you might get lucky and find a good tenant ready to move in as soon as you're finished. 

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