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Purchased Property, Now looking for Tenants

Marlia Stone
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hello BPs,

I thought I should update everyone on my journey. I finally purchased my first investment property in Philadelphia. The costs wasn’t too bad during the process and it went pretty good for my second go around.The property needed minor changes such as, a paint job, new bathroom tiles, deep cleaning, etc. overall it was turnkey ready.

I am currently at the point to being almost finished the minor adjustments, and I am in the process of searching for tenants. Do you have any advice on where to look for tenants, or how to go about it if I were to manage it myself? what to ask tenants prior to acceptance ? What demographic is the most risk? Or Should I work with a property management group?

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