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Kristin Caras
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Filling Vacant Rental Properties

Kristin Caras
  • New Castle County, DE
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A lot of new investors (like myself) seem to have the fear that once they buy a property, it will sit vacant for months and ruin their cash flow and make them unable to pay their bills. Of course, a lot of this depends on the market, but in general, what are your best suggestions for quickly filling a rental property with good tenants? 

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