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Justin Case
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Tenant wont let me show rental unit

Justin Case
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Luckily this is the first time I have ran into this.

Worst tenant is moving out after I gave a warning of a three day pay or vacate.
They paid the month in full and will not let me show the unit. I am not sure I want to show this unit since they are filthy.

I have a potential tenant who has drove past the place and saw several photos. I asked the other side of the duplex if I can show their side with a rent credit of $50 they said no.

All I can do is wait until the first of next month to show the unit.

Any tactics you advise I could use to show a serious potential tenant?

Thanks

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Don Konipol
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Don Konipol
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most leases allow landlord to show unit within 30 or 60 days of lease expiration. Check the wording of your lease.

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