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Assaf Berenson
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Feedback on linsting not getting rented

Assaf Berenson
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi everyone

I am looking for some suggestions from the community about a rental i have listed near Seattle at the beginning of October with no luck renting it out.

https://www.trulia.com/rental/4036751467-12023-100...

It's been listed on Zillow, Trulia, Apartments.com and Craig's List for almost a month and is priced very reasonably for that area.

So far it's been getting lots of views and but only 10 people contacted, 3 attended a showing and zero submited an application.  

Any feedback on the listing? Should i change/improve something?

Will painting the kitchen cabinet help at all?

Looking forward for your comments.

Thanks

Asaf

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Michael Jones
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Michael Jones
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I would look at the credit score requirement. Why 650? That is higher than the minimum standard to purchase a home. 

Personally, some of my best renters have been people that have messed up their credit but have good paying jobs. I know they have the money and with a credit rating of 500 they definitely are not going to be buying a house any time soon.

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