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Jonathan Pennings
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Newbie with 3 vacant units

Jonathan Pennings
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  • Blossburg, PA
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Hi, I'm not doing this quite right; I know this bc I've learned so much from the podcast, that I failed to apply in my purchase. The difficult part is applying the lessons in our specific situations.  I should be getting my first tenants in the 3 bedroom half of my side by side brick house in Williamsport, PA this month.  I'm nervous about tenant screening, applying, and leasing.  I think I basically know what to do, just not how.  

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    Krystallin Baker
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    Krystallin Baker
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    You're in a good place to glean information. Nerves are natural. Just do your research, get to know your local landlord laws, and use tools available to make the process easier on you and less time-consuming. If you want any specific info on screening, applications, or leases, feel free to reach out to me via direct messages! I work with a slew of landlords, collectively our team has pretty much "seen it all" so to speak! :) Good luck! 

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