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Tim W.
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Filling a vacancy in Cleveland, OH

Tim W.
  • Carlsbad, CA
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I have a 1 bed/1 bath unit in Brooklyn, OH that’s been renovated recently. It’s been marketed for rent for almost a month now at $565/mo. My recenty renovated 1 bed/ 1 bath units in Lakewood, OH rent out far quicker, ~2 weeks at $585-600/month. Has any other property managers/landlords experienced a drastic difference between those 2 locations? If so, what has your experience been with vacant Brooklyn units? I’m getting slightly frustrated because I’m used to the vacant units being filled so much quicker. Thanks, Tim

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