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Gary Dale McKee
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Quinton, OK
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Im in the game. Tips for filling vacancy

Gary Dale McKee
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Quinton, OK
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I closed on my first two properties at the end of October.  One of which is a duplex and during me buying it one of the tenants moved out.  I have blasted the property on Social Media and have for rent signs out.  I have had a steady flow of calls but have only had one person show enough interest to walk through the property.    The market I am in has been seriously hurt in recent months by the loss of oil field jobs.  So, where do I go from here?  At what point do I say, ok this isn't working.  Any thoughts from more seasoned investors would be much appreciated. 

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