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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Independence MO, "dealbreakers" for prospective tenants?
Hello all.
I recently purchased and fixed up a SFH in Independence (64055 zip, South of 78, just west of 291). It's a 3bd/1ba, been listed for a few weeks now, some activity on the listings but not many applications yet. I'm wondering if anyone here has any insight into certain factors that can increase appeal on listings for this region. It's currently listed below $1000/mo. For people with more experience on the psychographics of the area, I'm wondering if theres specific things you'd suggest calling out in listings/showing in photos, and maybe other things that wouldn't be worth mentioning. I believe for the local market the price is very reasonable and the location is in a good place. Part of me is thinking the time of year could be impacting the activity as well but I'd like to get some others' opinions.
Thanks!