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Rental Showings - Do you prefer 1:1 or open house tours?

Pamela Gordon
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Just starting showing my rental property about 1.5 weeks ago, by appointment only.  It seems like a nice gesture to have private tours for the potential tenants that show up, but it also takes a lot of time.  So what I did this past Saturday is scheduled a good bit of showings, so that I wouldn't have to keep making trips multiple days, but now I am thinking about scheduling an open house.

What are you experiences with either one?  Pros and or cons?

Thanks in advance,

Pam

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    Set them up back to back with 15 minutes each.  assuming it is currently empty, you can give them a quick tour and if they need more time, they can look at it on their own when you are showing the next people.  Then if someone is a no show, you don't have that much time to wait. 

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