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Leo Lopez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX (dallas tx)
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Great tenants! Tips for keeping them

Leo Lopez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX (dallas tx)
Posted

Hi everyone!

Just completed the purchase of my first rental and spread is great! My question is what are some tips and advice to keep renters renting? I have a tenant who is very respectable clean and pays on time every month. I want to make sure he knows I value him and want to keep establishing a great relationship. What are some tips? I know I’ve heard in podcasts to give them gifts on Christmas and birthdays (not gift cards) but what are some other things I can do? I know that if I can provide excellent customer service and a great relationship they will be more inclined to stay.

Thank you

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