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Jay Nalker
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  • Brownsburg, IN
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Do you put For Rent signs at your vacant rentals?

Jay Nalker
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brownsburg, IN
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Just wondering how many do this? I see them in areas that I have houses but to me it seems kinda like putting a "steal my AC unit" sign in the yard! lol

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Ben Skove
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Ben Skove
  • Cincinnati, OH
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FWIW, I have had to sort through much less chaff with the responses to my "For Rent" sign than through CL or Postlets. There's no question as to where the property is, what the neighborhood is like, etc. Like Andrea, though, I'm by the property often, and the neighbors are also alert to what's going on.

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