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Larry Ames
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How much to put in an ad - Chesapeake, VA

Larry Ames
  • Chesapeake, VA
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I have a question about the appropriate amount of information that should be revealed in an ad regarding the credit scores and exposed incomes requirements we seek. I wish to reduce calls and meetings with folk that do not meet our minimum income and credit score requirements. I believe posting the info in the ad will save the perspective tenant time and effort by not viewing a property that, should they find it suitable, I will not make a deal with them. For decades I had a mentor (Ray) that I could go too for sage advice, but he is no longer with us. I would much appreciate the opinions of others.

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