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Where are all the good renters?

Mark Vesu
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Outside of the normal craigslist and zillow what other avenues can I use to drum up some interest in my property?  I am also thinking about medium term rental.  How do i go about getting tenants for medium term rental?  Appreciate any pointers.  Thank you.

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Patricia Steiner
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Patricia Steiner
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Rental demand in my market is off-the-chart.  One property listed for rent drew 150 calls/texts/emails in the first two hours.  Totally crashed us!  The first thing to know is who is your ideal tenant, how do they look for properties, and what is important to them.  That's how you'll attract the right prospects.  Then market it specifically to that audience.  Don't list it everywhere - again, target it to your audience. And, never forget the power of the sign. Put a For Rent swipe sign in front of the property...it's a great cheap date.

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