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Tenants leaving unit

Matthew Roberts
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Shore, MA
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Tenants leaving, this is going to be our first time in our multi family we will have to fill the void. We are very nervous about the process, and nervous we miss the boat, and become behind. Any advice? Or just experiences along the way I can learn from, to better prepare myself?

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John Underwood
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Advertise on FB market place (the best) Zillow, Craigslist. Take applications and have minimum criteria and don't settle for someone flashing cash and pleading to take them. Yes I have personal experience with this. The more needy they are the faster you should run away from them.

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