Four Tenant Retention Tips: Giving Your Tenants A Reason To Stay

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Four Tenant Retention Tips Giving Your Tenants A
Reason To Stay
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Being a property manager, establishing a good
relationship with our tenants is important if we
want to avoid having too many vacancies at once.
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So, for us to encourage a high chance of our
tenants renewing their lease agreements, here are
what we can do
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Talk to them early. About 12 to 24 months before
they reach the end of their lease agreement, we
can approach our tenants and start negotiating a
renewal.
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Answer to their needs A.S.A.P. If they feel like
theyre being well-cared for, the higher the
chances will be of them renewing their lease
agreement and staying longer in our properties.
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Answer to their needs A.S.A.P. If they feel like
theyre being well-cared for, the higher the
chances will be of them renewing their lease
agreement and staying longer in our properties.
? It may seem a little costly at first, but we
can consider it an investment since it can
encourage tenants to stay longer in our
properties.
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The moment a tenant calls about a problem, we
have to see to it that it is being attended to
immediately. This is so we can already analyze if
its a problem that can quickly be fixed or
something that needs time.
Pay immediate attention to problems.
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ts important that we try to avoid too many
vacancies for a steady and consistent income by
giving our tenants a reason to stay.
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