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@Godly Jack, there could be several reasons why you've been receiving low activity but I'm willing to bet this is a marketing issue. What platforms have you been using to market the unit? Were professional photos taken? Is the listing description accurate and includes nearby attractions (there are many in East Lake)? East Lake is a highly sought-after rental market, as we head into Spring, you should be having no trouble finding a reliable tenant. If it's not a marketing issue, maybe the rent is too high. If you're interested, I can help you out and/or refer you to a solid leasing agent. Feel free to shoot me a text or email for preferred communication (contact info is listed in my bio). 

I was able to find a new leasing agent that I have more confidence in. I had my old agent use zillow, the MLS, and apartments.com. Professional photos were taken.

 Is your new leasing agent also a property manager? I’m thinking of switching PM because I’m having somewhat the same issue as yours. My property is in Fulton. Thanks. 

 Yes he is also a property manager and he reached out to me on bigger pockets. It seems as thought property managers are some of the best people for the job

Do you mind sharing his contact info? You could also message me his info. Thanks 

 Will send message

@Shahin Beyk, please feel free to shoot me an email or text for preferred communication (contact info is listed in my bio). 

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@Godly Jack, there could be several reasons why you've been receiving low activity but I'm willing to bet this is a marketing issue. What platforms have you been using to market the unit? Were professional photos taken? Is the listing description accurate and includes nearby attractions (there are many in East Lake)? East Lake is a highly sought-after rental market, as we head into Spring, you should be having no trouble finding a reliable tenant. If it's not a marketing issue, maybe the rent is too high. If you're interested, I can help you out and/or refer you to a solid leasing agent. Feel free to shoot me a text or email for preferred communication (contact info is listed in my bio). 

I was able to find a new leasing agent that I have more confidence in. I had my old agent use zillow, the MLS, and apartments.com. Professional photos were taken.

 Is your new leasing agent also a property manager? I’m thinking of switching PM because I’m having somewhat the same issue as yours. My property is in Fulton. Thanks. 

 Yes he is also a property manager and he reached out to me on bigger pockets. It seems as thought property managers are some of the best people for the job

@Godly Jack, there could be several reasons why you've been receiving low activity but I'm willing to bet this is a marketing issue. What platforms have you been using to market the unit? Were professional photos taken? Is the listing description accurate and includes nearby attractions (there are many in East Lake)? East Lake is a highly sought-after rental market, as we head into Spring, you should be having no trouble finding a reliable tenant. If it's not a marketing issue, maybe the rent is too high. If you're interested, I can help you out and/or refer you to a solid leasing agent. Feel free to shoot me a text or email for preferred communication (contact info is listed in my bio). 

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@Godly Jack, there could be several reasons why you've been receiving low activity but I'm willing to bet this is a marketing issue. What platforms have you been using to market the unit? Were professional photos taken? Is the listing description accurate and includes nearby attractions (there are many in East Lake)? East Lake is a highly sought-after rental market, as we head into Spring, you should be having no trouble finding a reliable tenant. If it's not a marketing issue, maybe the rent is too high. If you're interested, I can help you out and/or refer you to a solid leasing agent. Feel free to shoot me a text or email for preferred communication (contact info is listed in my bio). 

I was able to find a new leasing agent that I have more confidence in. I had my old agent use zillow, the MLS, and apartments.com. Professional photos were taken.

@Wesley Wells Welcome to Atlanta. I can connect you with a few good realtors that I trust. $300k for a duplex/sfh with a basement might be tough. It might be out there, but depends on what you consider safe and whether you are looking for something move in ready or if you can/want to do some rehab work. Atlanta has been a booming market. A lot of cool areas in the city being developed.

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I have a couple property managers that cover my properties in Atlanta and both of them also sell to investors. I don't know what kinds of properties they're finding for folks these days, but I'm happy to ask.

Griffin, McDonough, and Locust Grove probably won't cash flow. Maybe Dalton will, but you almost may have to find an agent closer to Chattanooga for that as Atlanta agents may not go that far.

 Thank you for your reply. Speaking of PMs in ATL, I am looking to hire a PM. Do you have any recommendations for me? TIA

I do! I work with two in Atlanta that I love. If you want me to intro you to one or both, shoot me an email and let me know the property address. Reason that matters is because they both do different areas and types of properties, so I can see which one might be a fit. If they both might be, I can intro you to both and you can decide who you like best.

I have a couple property managers that cover my properties in Atlanta and both of them also sell to investors. I don't know what kinds of properties they're finding for folks these days, but I'm happy to ask.

Griffin, McDonough, and Locust Grove probably won't cash flow. Maybe Dalton will, but you almost may have to find an agent closer to Chattanooga for that as Atlanta agents may not go that far.