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Jeff Gates
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​Which one is more of a Landlord time waster?

Jeff Gates
  • Investor
  • Cathedral City, CA
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Which one is more of a Landlord time waster?

In what order?

  • Annual property maintenance and repair emergencies
  • Marketing your vacancy
  • Managing your applicants and applicant screening

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James DeRoest
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James DeRoest
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I don't see them as wasting your time as they are part of the business you're in. You may as well ask a bus driver what wastes his time the most, stopping at a stop, opening and closing the doors, or pulling away from the stop. It's all a function of his job.

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