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Updated over 11 years ago,

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Bryce Y.
  • Dallas, TX
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How many phone calls to get a tenant?

Bryce Y.
  • Dallas, TX
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I'm not sure how many of you keep track of this, but how many phone calls would you say you have to answer before finding a qualified tenant? Obviously there are other factors in play like your rent relative to market rent, the condition of your property relative to competition, etc., but I'm just looking for a general number.

I have had a vacancy now for three weeks and have probably taken ~100 calls. It's very frustrating (1st vacancy experience) having to deal with all the deadbeats and no-shows, so I've started outsourcing this with compensation being on a per call basis. Plus it's hard for me to be taking calls during the day at work.

Any thoughts?

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