Group showing
I had the group showing last Saturday... here's the stats:
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posted by savvy at 3/10/2008 12:37:00 PM
- Why do we have $37,000 in credit card debt?
- June 1, 2007 - starting balance of $37,233
- July 1 - goal $35,000 $32,885
- Aug 1 - goal $33,000 $31,574
- Sept 1 - goal $31,000 $29,973
- Oct 1 - goal $28,500 $27,382
- Nov 1 - goal $25,500 $26,204
- Dec 1 - goal $24,500 $31,881
- Jan 1 - goal $29,900 $29,117
- Feb 1 $27,923
- Mar 1 $26,216
- April 1 - goal $24,900
$37k reduction by June 1, 2009
- Total spent: $50,750
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Comments on "Group showing"
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Jerry said ... (9:03 PM) :
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Trisha#1 said ... (2:07 AM) :
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Jerry said ... (10:23 AM) :
post a commentIs there a problem with the quality of the tenants from Craig's List, or do they run the gamut? I mean, you kind of want some insurance that the people will be reliable in some fashion... or maybe the fact that they show up and fill out the forms helps you to weed out the bad apples? You want to be selling the apartment (or the rental thereof) to the right people, definitely.
Jerry
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Oh, that's very typical of tenants found from any source. When I managed our quadplex and had an empty apartment, I would always schedule multiple showings at one time. An average of one out of three "interested" parties would show at all. And, half of those would show up late. The tenant mindset is just that way....
If I didn't have multiple people to show, I would always figure out something else that needed to be done there on the property to make it not feel like a wasted trip if/when they didn't show.
I was stood up a lot--can you tell?
Oh, btw, Savvy, would you mind updating my link in your blogroll (Building An Empire is now at www.TrishaAllen.com)? Thanks so much! I'll be adding you to my blogroll on my new site, too.
I guess being stood up in the past leads you to understand the rental market better, so you know what to expect. I think it would drive me crazy, at least initially, because I'd always want some kind of insurance that they would show up, which obviously doesn't exist. Some people are raised with a sense of integrity, and lots of others aren't. Maybe it takes a specific mindset to be a landlord to deal with that! Very interesting look into having rentals, thanks...
Jerry
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