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Mizael Quinones
  • TX
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Renting while searching for new home

Mizael Quinones
  • TX
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Hello BP,

My wife and I are in the process of renting out primary residence and purchasing a new home (which will be our primary residence). We have obtained approval and have been searching for our next house and have placed our current home up for rent. I'm looking for advice/suggestions as to how to manage potential renters concerning move in dates. We have gotten a lot of interest/inquiries but haven't replied. Ultimately, I realize the goal is to have no vacancy from the time we buy and move out to the time a new renter comes in. Obviously this our first time doing this so any help is greatly appreciated. Located in North Dallas, Tx

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