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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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  • San Jose, CA
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Landlords: Describe your most problem-free tenant ever

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  • San Jose, CA
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We talk here about high-maintenance or problem tenants all the time.  I'd love to hear about your most trouble-free tenant you've ever had, or what types of rentals or tenants you have found to be the easiest to deal with or require the least amount of your time.  I think this would actually be helpful information for investors, including me, when looking at perhaps a tenant base we had never thought of before.

For me, managing a 25 unit apartment building next to a university, my most problem-free tenants were law students by far.  They have no time for drama and are never home to do any damage.  The most I ever had to do with them was to send them a text reminder to give me the check that was already written out and sitting on their dresser, or to just touch base to ask if they had a running toilet or leak or anything else that needed attention and they'd always be glad I asked and give permission to enter when they weren't home to fix anything.

What about you?  

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