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Geoffrey Klein
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Bungalow.com Rental Company

Geoffrey Klein
  • Rental Property Investor
  • 60657
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I posted a unit for rent and someone from Bungalow.co reached out to me. Seems like an interesting setup, they haven’t accepted my property yet but I am interested in the concept. Anyone work with them on here??

General concept:

They sign a lease for the place, usually 2 years to start. 

They behave like a normal tenant - they pay rent and take care of their utilities and even clean the place monthly. 

The catch. They “sublet” I guess you could say each room out. They screen the tenants, and manage the people just a lot of moving parts in theory. And then they provide a community for the people who do sign up. They do events and connect them together. It’s interesting. Especially if they might pay more rent than I was asking for. 

Thoughts?  This is chicago but they operate in a few cities. 

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