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Zee D.
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How do I show my rental right now amid coronavirus?

Zee D.
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
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How do I show my rental right now amid coronavirus? I have current tenants. In my lease I say two months before the end of a lease I check in to see if they want to re-sign for a year or let me advertise/show the place. Given the current situation, I don't know what I should do if they don't want to renew. First and foremost, I personally don't want to show the property and would need to hire someone to do so. 

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Dion DePaoli
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Dion DePaoli
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Just as an add on to this, Illinois just revoked any type of showing on investment properties with tenants.  The Zoom meeting is not a bad idea but would think that has it's issues with the tenants complying.  Perhaps look into have a professional do a virtual walk through.  That way you can give the tenants time to tiddy up and you only send one individual to the unit to which the tenants could go out for a walk or drive, etc to avoid contact.  

I suspect, more states will start looking at the same type of protocol as Illinois with tenant occupied property so stay in tune with your local rules.  

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