Hey everyone,
You don’t need a fancy degree to make it in real estate, just hustle and a good dose of street smarts. I started with nothing but a dream and a lot of elbow grease, and now I’m managing a growing portfolio. For newcomers, what’s your best advice for finding tenants fast and turning tough situations into wins? Here are a few of my go-to moves:
Use online rental platforms: Sites like Zillow, Apartments.com, and local Facebook groups are gold for finding tenants quickly.
Price it right: Do your research and set a competitive rent that attracts quality tenants fast.
Make a great first impression: A clean, well-staged property with professional photos gets more attention and better applicants.
Be flexible and creative: Sometimes offering a free month or flexible lease terms can seal the deal in a tough market.
Stay proactive: Screen tenants thoroughly, but don’t drag your feet, good applicants move fast.
Anyone else have a favorite trick or a story about turning a challenge into an opportunity?