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Application/ Property Viewings

Valerie Bowman
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Wondering how others do the application process. Do you require an application and screening before showing the property to save time with tenants that do not qualify?

Is there a faster method then sending applications to individual tenants in response to their request to see the property? Especially interested in advice when advertising and managing on separate platforms like zillow/ rentredi.

Thanks in advance!

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    Mackaylee Beach
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    Many prospects are hesitant to pay application fees without seeing the property first. From experience, a good number of those who apply without viewing the property tend to rush the process and may try to hide disqualifying factors.

    I recommend sharing your screening criteria and fees with prospects before arranging a showing/applying. This approach helps them grasp the requirements in advance and provides an opportunity to address any concerns they may have.

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