4. Bulletin Boards There might be potential tenants in your neighborhood and thus distribute flyers of your rentals in your community. You can put up these flyers around bus stops, grocery stores, colleges, churches, and laundromats.
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Vacant Rental Units? Where to Find Potential Tenants
Your vacant rental units won’t be filled up through magic. Tenants need to be aware that you have vacant units in the first place. The only way this is possible is if you put in place a plan to inform them. If you are looking for ways and places to find potential tenants, you’re lucky […]
Retaining Tenants: Part 2
Maintenance Issues with the maintenance of rental units may cause tenants to move. They may be fed up with pest problems, clogged drains or leaky roofs. If you are keen to deal with these issues, you shouldn’t have to deal with such vacancies. If you are not on top of this, ensure you carry out […]
Retaining Tenants
How to Retain Your Tenants. It is inevitable that once in a while, tenants move out of your property. However, when they move out by the droves, something might be wrong on your side. A good landlord will realize and act accordingly. If you are in a similar fix, here are the top reasons that […]
Tips for Tenant-Finding
Tips to Finding Great Tenants for Your Rentals Every landlord has had a run-in with a bad tenant — the kind that stirs up chaos for the rest of the tenants and makes life a living hell for all around him. Not to mention late in meeting the rent payment. No landlord toys with the […]
A Guide to Renting to Seniors
The idea of potential tenants is typically that of young people who’ve just moved into town to search for jobs and have a place to call home. While this is mostly the case, demand for apartments has also risen among seniors of 55 years and above. Many have attributed this to the decline in home […]
