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Avi Garg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Concord, CA
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Time to fill a vacant unit in Cleveland

Avi Garg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Concord, CA
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I have a duplex that is ready for tenants and is being advertised as such by the PM. However its been 3 weeks and not much in terms of foot traffic and applications. How long does it usually take to fill vacant units in 44111 zip code (in the 1xx st)? The units are 2bd 1ba. We started at $700 each and last weekend reduced to $675 and $650.

The units do not come with fridge and stove and the PM told me its generally accepted that units do not have them. 

What do you guys think? Is it the time of the year or $$ or missing fridge/stove or the PM?

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