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Jacob Hafer
  • New to Real Estate
  • Morgantown WV
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Accepting a new tenant

Jacob Hafer
  • New to Real Estate
  • Morgantown WV
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Good morning! I am finding myself with a good predicament, I have recently re-listed my rental property and have to make a decision on a new tenant. Unfortunately, the clear cut winner decided to rent another property. That is leaving me with the second couple that I can accept, however, I have some reservations and am seeking some guidance. The second tenant fully exceeds all of the requirements I have set for the property, the only reservation that I have is during the tour, they felt/seemed like they would be very needy tenants and require a lot of attention and be bothering me constantly. 

My question is what are the laws/recommendations on accepting or not accepting tenants like this? I currently have the property occupied through 5/30, so there is still time to possibly find another tenant. 

Thanks in advance!

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