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Star Reid
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Showing company for turnover?

Star Reid
  • New to Real Estate
  • Mcdonough, GA
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Hello! New investor here of 5 months! Purchased a duplex with two great tenants. One lease is up in September so I’ll have my first turnover that I’ll be dealing with. The unit is in good shape I’ll just make sure after they leave. Here is my issue. Once I put it up for rent I don’t have the time with my w2 work schedule to physically show the property to tenants to be rented out. Does anyone know anything that could help me with this situation? Thanks in advance. 

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Nicholas L.
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Nicholas L.
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@Star Reid

yes, most property managers will do a showing, screening and placement package for one months' rent.  call a bunch and ask.

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