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Trouble getting renters

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Hey All! 
I have a series of Duplexes in a growing part of downtown San Antonio and I’m having trouble renting out 4 of the units. I’m having people express interest in the units and I schedule showing with them for the units, but no one ends up moving forward. These units have been vacant now for 2 months and I'm out of ideas on how to market the units to people who will move forward.

All four units are 1 bed/1 bath units and I have the following criteria:

Fees:
$300 security deposit, $50 application fee per adult (18Y+).
Criteria as follows:
no evictions in the last three (3) years; felonies on a case by case; no sexual offenses; income 2.5 times the rent.

Any thoughts or tips would be very helpful!

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