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Jordan L.
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Leasing During the Holidays

Jordan L.
  • Investor
  • USA
Posted
Hi all, I have a home in suburban South Carolina that has been posted for rent at what I think is a competitive price for 19 days now. I don’t particularly want to lower the price as I feel I’m pretty spot on. According to my property manager I’ve had a couple of walk-throughs but no qualified applicants at this point. I know for most people life seems to stop around the holidays. Do you all experience this? If something is vacant in mid December, is it likely not to get leased again until January? Thanks everyone! Jordan

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