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Ruth Blue
  • Realtor
  • Pigeon Forge, TN
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Staying rented through boom of Recession worries - GSMNP

Ruth Blue
  • Realtor
  • Pigeon Forge, TN
Posted

Hi All,

I'm curious what your strategy has been to stay as well rented as possible during this change in guest demand? I know we have been making an effort in almost every way possible, including: Listing updates, Property updates, becoming as desirable as possible to the Booking Website Algorithms & updating price points to where we think will bring in renters.  Of course private bookings are a great option as well through social media or friends + family but the focus on maximizing the rental potential at the moment has been quite an adventure.  


I'd love to hear your thoughts and what you have done to shift your strategy with our every changing market!

Ruth

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