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Jorge Vazquez
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Sign on rental properties yes or not?

Jorge Vazquez
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Should landlords put signs on rental properties? Could it attract squatters, or is it the right move for responsible property management? What's your take? What is your experience? 

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Caleb Brown
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You can get away with no sign but it does help. You can get foot traffic and people driving by. Also makes it look professional when a potential renter comes to look at it. A squatter can see it's listed for rent with a sign or without so I don't think that'd be a huge concern. I would say as an agent if a property is in a rough area I don't put signs since it can attract those bad apples or get stolen. 

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