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Needs tenant to pay rent!

Benson Gee
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hey everyone!

Times are looking little rough right now for a lot of people. But for me? I am in contract with a home that seems to be a deal I’ve been looking for. This will be my first investment and with time like these, it makes me doubt myself because of everything that could go wrong.

So the question I have to landlords, what should I be looking out for? What if tenant do not pay rent as of right now? How to screen for a great tenant so that I’ll have less problems in the future? What should I be asking to my tenants?

The same goes for interview my PM. What kind of questions should I have for them? What makes a PM a great PM so that we both can have a strong connection.

I hope everyone is doing well out there. If there’s any advise landlords can give me. Please share!!! Would help a lot.

Btw: this will be a out of state purchase!!!

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