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What to include in an online ad 🖥

The online rental info you can offer is unlimited. Of course, you need to make
sure you get the basics out there before trying anything flashy:
General geographic location of the unit.
Number of bedrooms and bathrooms.
Major features or amenities.
Monthly rent.
Telephone number and e-mail address where you can be reached.
Who pays for the utilities.
Whether the unit is furnished.
Address of the property.

Helpful Tips 💡

Consider yourself lucky if a prospective renter spends more than just a few seconds looking at your rental ad. If you can't attract and keep his attention in those brief seconds, he’ll move on to the next ad. So when it comes to writing your ad, you want to provide as much information as possible, while also keeping the ad readable.

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Location: Place your signage in a prominent location. Property signs
don't work as well if your rental unit isn't on a busy street or if your sign
isn't easily noticeable from a main road.
Any off-site rental sign should clearly indicate the location of your rental
property. Make sure the property where you place your sign is comparable
to your rental property in terms of curb appeal. A property that’s vastly
superior to yours can actually deter potential renters.

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Be sure to use rental signs that are in perfect condition, with large, crisp lettering that’s easy to read. The condition of the sign reflects the image of your rental property whether good or bad.
Visibility
Make sure your signage is clearly visible from the street and
the lettering is large enough to read. Ideally, a two-sided sign should be
placed perpendicular to the street so passing vehicles can view it more
easily.
Content
Don’t get carried away or put so much info on the sign that it can’t easily be read from the street. Include the phone number and date of availability in a very clear spot. You can also add the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as any special features.

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Your best source for new tenant leads is other satisfied tenants. So keep your current tenants content and treat your departing tenants properly with timely accounting and return of any remaining security deposit balance. Tenants talk, and bad news travels faster than good news.

Talking the talk: Word-of-mouth referrals 🗣

Often the best source of new tenants is a referral from one of your rental
property neighbors, one of your other tenants, or possibly even the tenant
who just vacated your unit. Many times, referrals also come from coworkers
or friends. Word-of-mouth is often your most effective and least expensive
method of finding new tenants, especially if people like your rental property
or where it’s located.

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Generating Interest in Your Rental
2nd part

Thinking about what your renters stand to gain from your property
represents the thought processes of virtually all consumers (including your
potential tenants) when evaluating a purchase decision.
Understanding the Importance of Good Advertising
The majority of your tenants come from the efforts you make to locate qualified rental prospects.
Advertising is how you let people know you have a vacant rental property
available. When advertising is done well, the money you spend on it is extremely
worthwhile.

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Generating Interest in Your Rental 😮
1st part

Developing a Marketing Plan
A marketing plan can be anything from a formal written outline of your marketing strategies to some general marketing ideas you keep in mind as you try to find renters for your property.

Determining your target market
The target market consists of rental
prospects who are most likely to decide that your rental unit meets their
needs. Your target market can be relatively broad or fairly narrow, depending
on the location, size, and features of your rental property.