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Ari Bildner
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Renting out a SFH- New Britain

Ari Bildner
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hi All-

Just got my first single family next to the CCSU campus, a cape cod style 4br1bath in New Britain, and I closed in early February. Did a little work on it, and it's in good shape to rent. Obviously trying to rent it out as soon as possible, and hopefully by the room. Have had only a very few one-off bites from apartments.com, trulia, craigslist, hotpads, realtor.com, and some of that may be spam. Getting a little nervous, so any thoughts or more area-specific knowledge would be awesome. Not sure what I'm entirely doing wrong, but I am really, really new at this. When I first approached NB area, I felt that and was told that the rental market around here was consistently strong throughout the year, despite the college schedule. Any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks!

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