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Start Marketing the Day You Get Notice

When a renter gives written notice, start the next leasing checklist right away. Confirm the lease and showing process, schedule the condition review, and prepare photos and a draft listing while the current renter is still in place. Early, organized preparation can reduce the gap between one tenancy and the next without rushing the outgoing renter.

Why this helps

A head start can shorten the time a home sits empty, and nobody has to be rushed out the door. Photos and a draft listing are much easier while you can still see the place.

Do this

  1. Start the next leasing checklist the day you get written notice. Day one is when the details are freshest.
  2. Confirm the lease and the showing process. Clear steps make showings smoother for everybody.
  3. Schedule the condition review. A set date keeps it from slipping.
  4. Prepare photos and a draft listing while the current renter is still in place. Go gently, and leave them plenty of room to finish their move.

Next step

Open your checklist the day the notice lands, and keep things kind and unhurried with the renter who is leaving. Easy does it!

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