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Michael Zack
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Is it too late to list a rental?!

Michael Zack
  • Investor
  • Quincy, MA
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I moved into a duplex in July planning to house hack. I've been doing work on the other unit when I haven't been at my full time job and I plan on finishing within the next 2 weeks. Is listing an apartment with available date October 1 too late? I know most people move September 1. Did I miss the mark and will be stuck with a vacancy until the spring?

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Charlie MacPherson
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Charlie MacPherson
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@Michael Zack You should list it instantly.  Yes, families with school-age kids tend to want to be settled by the school year, but that hasn't started yet.

Don't drag your feet.  You still have time before Sept 1.

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