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How to Sublet an Apartment
How to Rent Out Your Home
How to Fill Out a Move-In Checklist
How to Get Construction Financing
How to Obtain a Building Permit
Mastering Real Estate Math
What Are the Advantages of Renting a House?
Tips on Renting an Apartment
Questions to Ask When Renting an Apartment
Pros & Cons of Renting an Apartment
Renting Your First Apartment
Renting an Apartment
What to Expect When Renting an Apartment
What to Ask Before Signing a Lease
Renting a Single Family House
Where to Find Houses for Rent on the Internet
Signing a Lease for an Apartment
Renting Furniture for an Open House
Renting Out a House in Order to Buy Another House
Renting a House
Renting a House Which Is Being Foreclosed
What Criteria Do You Need for Renting a House?
What to Ask When Preparing to Rent a House
Renting a Private House
Renting Out a House
What to Look for When Renting a House
Making an Offer On a House
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Summary: When renting out your home, advertise the property with yard signs or on the Internet, and consider hiring a real estate property company to handle the tenant, repairs and monthly checks. Collect rental forms from an office supply store in order to have the proper contracts and use information from a real estate broker in this free video on renting a home.
Penny Smith has been in real estate for more than 14 years. She has a degree in architectural design and has received buyer and seller associate training, as well as CMA Training. She...read more
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"Hello my name is Penny Smith and I'm a North Carolina real estate broker. Today I'd like to talk to you about the topic of how to rent out my home. If you are going to rent your home yourself you need to go to Office Depot and get a whole array of different forms that you will need from a rental application all the way to a rental contract, a move in inspection form, and then you'll need to advertise. You could put a sign in the front yard that's always good but I also recommend you use the internet. There are lots of free sites called Craig's List that you can advertise your property for rent on and they are great tools but if you don't want to go through all of that hassle yourself my recommendation is to find a good real estate property company that does property management for you. They will charge you a nominal fee every month but they do a lot for that money. They take care of repairs when they occur and they send you a check once a month. They also take care of the eviction if it is necessary. They do the background checks on the applications and I highly recommend the use of them. This certainly will free up your time and let you just enjoy getting a pay check every single month. That is my recommendations on how to rent my home. I hope you have a good day. Thank you."
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