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Fantastic pieces of advice. I loved the insight. Meanwhile, I want to emphasize that fist of all your rental need to be clean and tidy. And the article https://rentberry.com/blog/open-house-preparations proves the same. The topic also includes good recommendations how to prepare for open house. And I believe, that it’s a great way to get your home for rent. It’s a chance to show off your home at its best and convince others that it could be the perfect home for tenants. While technology has changed some aspects of open houses, others – such as the importance of making a good first impression – remain the same.
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In order to prevent nonpayment of rent, you must first understand that you, as a landlord, need to hold your residents accountable, so that there will be consequences to their rental performance while living in your property. One very effective way, is mentioned here https://rentberry.com/blog/reporting-delinquent-tenant. Tell a potential tenant that you report good and bad payment histories to credit bureaus. So, both their good and bad credit performance will be made available to future landlords and creditors.
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11 January 2017 10:41 AM
Yes, background checks are very important. However, it’s not the only tool that could be used for tenants verification. If you want to secure your property, you should also ask for landlord references and this article https://rentberry.com/blog/screening-prospective-tenants states the same. So, call property owners and ask them everything you want to know about an applicant. Ask their previous landlord if there was any damage caused during the tenancy beyond normal wear and tear. Inquire whether the renter was a good communicator or not, cause you will need to communicate with them concerning property maintenance.
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