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Prospective tenants no-show for tour
I have recently required a new Class C single family property (my others are B+/A- in a different location which rent easily in a day or two). I've had the new property listed for 3 weeks and have yet to have a solid lead. I have tried 2 open houses on the weekend but no one shows. I have had 10 private showings along with about 6 no-shows. I am thinking if a prospective tenant doesn't even come to a showing, I can't imagine tracking them down for rent every month, so once they no-show I cross them off my list. My partner believes no-shows are to be expected in a Class C and we should give them another chance when they attempt to reschedule. I'd love to hear others thoughts on this and how you handle no-shows. Thanks in advance.
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I tell the prospects " I will be showing the property Sunday at 3 pm " I am there at 2;30 , and if no one shows by 3;05 , I leave . I always get a phone call around 30 minutes later by a prospect saying they are there to see the house . I tell them sorry , the showing time was 3 pm .
Late for an appointment , late for rent