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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/11/2019

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Tips on getting my Rental home rented!

Preeti Sampath
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Hey guys, 

I am new to rental property investing! We are almost ready with our rental home unit and I am looking for tenants. For some reason, I am only getting tenants that don't really meet my minimum qualifications. I have had it listed for less than 10 days. We will be able to show the home starting this weekend officially. (Master bathroom update rehab) Could you guys review my rental and tell me if there is something I can do attract tenants? The price is pretty typical in Denver. 3 Bedroom apartments are going in this area for $2400+Pet Fees+Garage Fees. We are charging $2619+$30 per pet + $35 Utility Fee for Solar Panels, Rain barrels as the home has very low utility bills. 

Thanks in advance for any ideas or tips! 

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