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Stephen Solano
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Help! Can’t find qualified tenant for rental unit!

Stephen Solano
  • Investor
  • Miami FL 33137
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Hi all,

My previous tenants moved out August 1, 2020 and after they left I ripped up the carpeting and installed brand new LVP flooring in the bedrooms and living room, I also put new stainless steel appliances in the kitchen and the apartment is spotless. It’s located in a good neighborhood in my area. It’s a 2 Bedroom/ 1 Bathroom second floor apartment at about 728 square feet. It is on the nicer side of the apartments listed for rent in my area but has a functional but funky layout. It is priced at $875 a month which is right in line with most apartments listed in my area as well. I’ve had over 100 inquiries but only about 4/5 qualified tenants come check out the apartment but all of them ended up renting elsewhere. How can I fill my unit with a qualified tenant? Am I doing something wrong? Any tips or advice on finding a qualified tenant? Any input would be greatly appreciated. It’s been empty since mid August 

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Talk to those after the viewing and see what they liked and didn't like about the unit.  Lower the rent.

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