Write Better Rental Ads And Get Better Tenants
If you don’t want to get better tenants, use ads like this 2br/2ba aprtmnt sty rental, dw.grg $795/mo
Ever see an ad like that before? Can you even read it? Well, neither can tenants so how can you get better tenants if they can’t read your ads?
Sure they might still call off of an ad like this, but just to get an explanation of what all those abbreviations meant in your ad!
It’s pretty simple, if you write better ads with more details and that are more targeted to the tenants you are looking for and you’ll start getting better tenants and trust me, you want better tenants!
The following video will give you a few additional hints and tips that you can use to help make sure your ads attract the tenants you want, need and should have in your property!
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Need more ides about writing better ads for your rental properties?
I have another article where I talk about how to get better tenants by writing better ads that you can find here, The Secrets To Writing Better Ads To Attract Better Tenants.
The tips in that article should help point you in the right direction, plus check out many of our other articles available here to guid you even further in the right direction!
It all starts with better tenants and better tenants make your life as a landlord that much easier.
Great advice to get the best tenant the very 1st time. Thanks.
Hi Bill,
It’s funny I was visiting a tenant a few weeks ago and I commented on how great the apartment looked, but it never occurred to me to take pictures. Next time I go over I’ll be sure to bring my camera and ask if I can grab some photos!
Hi Andrew,
Some of these tips seem rather obvious after the fact 8′], but that’s where experience and seeing what works can really help you over time. Definitely make sure you get permission and explain what you’ll be using them for. Also make sure you don’t include any pictures that have photos of the tenants or the families in them, just to help protect everyone’s privacy.
Regards,
Bill