How do you find good renters for a nice house in a nice neighborhood?
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I have been an apartment manager for 25 years. Take my advice and turn your rental over to a management company to handle..It will cost you but in the future you will be glad you did.  They do all the screening, lease preparation, etc. Everyone thinks it's easy, but as your experience has shown you, it isn't.\n\nYou have to be very careful, especially with all the crazy, nasty people out there. Don't take a chance with your property or your life.
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Isn't it nice Einstein. I have had the good fortune to live in nice neighborhoods most of my life also. They are probably very appreciative of the kind and respectable neighbor you have been to them. Everybody likes nice people, you come across as a darn fine one. Just be you, that will be reward enough for your neighbors.
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You can't, best advice find someone with a home with an extra room and hope they'll rent at that rate.
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www.craigslist.com is a great source. You should get many leads. I am a Realtor and I had clients that listed their rentals with me. Believe it or not, we got more calls from that website than from the MLS. If you own a property in Burbank, CA...good for you. No rent control and good tenants. Good luck.
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www.rentclicks.com.... hope this site helps..   : )
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You should check out Craig's List for the Charleston region. It will give you a great selection. I found my house that way!   http://charleston.craigslist.org/
91053
You could try CyberRentals.com.  They have houses, condos and apartments to rent by the week or month, sometimes by the weekend.
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there is a website called rent.com...try it out
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http://www.apartmentguide.com\nhttp://www.rent.com\nhttp://www.rentnet.com\n\nYou can also contact a local real estate agent or relocation specialist.
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Pattyhill had a great idea. Otherwise, check www.craigslist.com and look up your city. You might find a good used one.
280852
Check you classifieds section, talk to related business to set something up that can be cross marketed and share some space, get in touch with a Realtor.
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Find an agent listing and selling similar homes in the area.\n\nPrice the property so buyer's feel they are getting a good deal.\n\nPay a bonus to the buyer's agent\n\nHave the home professionally staged.\n\nAllow the listing agent to place a lock box on the property to maximize the number of showings.
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Check out the Arizona Daily Star or Tucson Citizen (both have the same ads).  The Dandy Dime, The Tucson Shopper and The Tucson Weekly also have classifieds.\n\nWord of warning--don't go through 'Real Estate Direct'--they are a rip-off--they want money up front, give you a list that they've given to everyone else who has paid them--and the houses are usually already rented when you get there.
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Try some renting agencies in the town.  Can be expensive and charge you extras but it will give you an idea of what is available and the kinds of prices in the area.  Also check the local papers - both free and paid for and have a look - you will often find better deals in the paper.  I've always rented directly from the owner and if you are careful about the owner and check that they don't have loads of properties it's much easier.  If you get a 'serial' landlord they won't bother to fix anything and can be really tricky to deal with.  Best thing is go have a look at a few properties in your price rang and out of it just to see what they are like and get a feel for waht you want and what to pay - take someone with you.
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check google for the houses for rent posted online if you could access this you can access google
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Go to Realtor.com\n\nThey have a wonderful website where you can mark the things you are looking for--whether it be a rental place, or a house in the $150,000 price range.\n\nAnd it is free!
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i did this... i just searched houses for sale and clicked on some listings. then i'd put the zip code for where you are lookingg and type in square feet and stuff. good luck