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Bought a House to Rent...Now What?

Adam Chalmers
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I'm new here and used the search function but couldn't find anything. I actually haven't made my first purchase yet, but I hear about all these deals being made to buy homes and apartments, but haven't come across any resources saying how to rent out the property. How do you make people aware that a property is for rent...stick a "For Rent" sign out front, mailers, etc.? Any advice or coaching would be appreciated. I'm looking at properties in the suburbs of Detroit (not in the city). Places like South Lyon, Livonia, Berkeley, Royal Oak, Livonia, Brighton, Novi.

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Justin Hammerle
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Justin Hammerle
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If you don't want to do things yourself, you can also hire an agent or property management company to take of the leasing for you.  

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