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Have rental applications slowed down for you during quarantine?
Looking to get an idea of how many rental applications people are receiving now vs during normal times. I listed a new unit for rent in the Bronzeville area last month and applications have been really slow. Wondering if I need to drop the rent or if I should just wait it out.
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One of my own rentals, the tenant who had a small business after 3 months within the lease wanted to terminate early due to Covid. Ended up putting it on market, and got someone within 2 days. Leasing seems to be strong here still. (Austin, TX). Keep in mind, this house is 10 mins from dtown, so not sure if that matters.