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Travis Oakes
  • Bristol, CT
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What to say or not to say, to tenants?

Travis Oakes
  • Bristol, CT
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Hey BP!! Closing on my first rental property, house hack, soon! I have a few questions about next steps.

How should I introduce myself to the tenants?

Should I send a letter, phone call, in person or all? What should I say?

If they have any problems/need repairs in unit, how should I have them report issues?

What if there’s a possibility that tenants are not tech savvy, how to take rent?

I’m sure there’s more questions lmao

I love to learn from others and their experiences. I’m looking forward to great feedback and I thank you all in advance!! Happy investing!

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