As a realtor, if an out of state client calls for help in finding a rental home, how do you handle?

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Do you try to find them a home to rent with the expectation they will use you when they are ready to buy?
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Yes! Always! Get them in a good rental, put together a plan to save for a down payment and they get 3 phone calls from me before their lease is up!
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I had a lady from out of town call me Monday that will be starting a job here in two weeks, I search the market and there was only one home that met her criteria. I call a investor and he had one that would be ready in two weeks. She made a trip up and in 45 minutes had her a place. And yes I will stay in contact with her because she does want to buy and able to buy.
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