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- Sarah Klamm, "Sarah Klamm"
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I would try to show it while it is being rented, hopefully eliminating the downtime between renters as much as possible. Every day it is vacant, you lose money.
- Deborah Holmes, "Debbie Holmes"
- Contributions:386
I always try to show the apartment before it is vacant. I want as little down time as possible. I will not show apartments on moving day. That day is too stressful for my former renters and the place wouldn't show well anyways.
- S. Chris Webb, "PHX AZ RE BROKER"
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Depends on how the place shows, and whether it would pose a great inconvenience on the tenant. Most of our tenants are happy to show, though, and they can help sell the lease by telling prospective tenants how great their landlord is.
If the place needs repairs and will have downtime, there's no reason to show it until it's ship-shape.
If the place needs repairs and will have downtime, there's no reason to show it until it's ship-shape.
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Contributions:2As a landlord, do you try an show a property before it goes vacant or save yourself the hassle and wait until it's empty?
Bill Kenner
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