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Juneka Roswell
  • San Diego, CA
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My house won't rent. HELP!

Juneka Roswell
  • San Diego, CA
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Looking for advice. We currently own a 4bd 2ba single family home. We constructed the home to add a granny suite. So now it's a 3bd 1ba and studio granny suite. It's time to put on the market and we can't get the home rented. Potential customers are saying, they don't like the other unit in the back, they don't like the 1 bathroom, or don't like the location.

the house had been on the market more than 30 days. I need advice on how to get it rented out.

I have no issues sending the ad to whomever wants to see. Please help.

Military housing won't take it because the house is on one meter and say thd tenants will complain of the cost of utilities. Section 8 is paying to low.

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