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Fareed R.
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How to get renters into my home, lot's of contacts but can't clos

Fareed R.
  • California
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I've gotten about 30-40 contacts for a room rental but haven't been able to get a renter. What are some good tips to close the sale per say and get a renter into the house?

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1) 3 rooms available for rent in a home

2) Master bedroom currently rented

3) Have gotten one person interested but his credit score is 629, seems like a redflag but no previous evictions seems lot's of student loans mainly

4) Rent on par with other rooms in location

5) listed for rent about for 2 weeks

6) Posted on truilla, hotpads, local newspaper, craigslist

7) Huntington beach, CA

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Mike Franco
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Mike Franco
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Fareed, you take what you can get.

It's all about persistent follow up. You keep calling and texting the leads to see if you can set up a showing.

A lot of them will ignore your calls, but you gotta keep trying.

Real estate agents sometimes need to contact a seller 10-20x to get them to list a house. Same principle here for renters.

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