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Inviting you all to join me tomorrow for our monthly coaching call. I will be sharing a 90 DAY ROADMAP to acquiring your first or next room rental property! Bring your pen, pad and high energy! Let’sssss goooo!!! 🚀 🚀🚀🚀

One thing you quickly learn in the room rental business is that every tenant type comes with its own pros and cons. Working-Class Professionals – Reliable tenants with steady income and predictable routines. They value affordability and convenient locations. Traveling Nurses and Medical Staff – Short-term, high-paying renters who prefer furnished, quiet spaces near hospitals and flexible lease options. Elderly Tenants – Consistent and peaceful tenants who appreciate affordable rent and accessible features like single-level homes or grab bars. Formerly Incarcerated Tenants – Often overlooked but grateful for second chances. With structure and clear rules, they can become loyal long-term renters. Registered Sex Offenders – A specialized group with limited housing options. Only consider if your property meets all legal requirements and you’re prepared to manage carefully. Transitioning Tenants (Divorcees, Job Relocators, Students) – Usually short-term but low-maintenance if move-in is simple and communication is clear. The key isn’t finding perfect tenants—it’s matching the right tenant type to your business brand. Which group do you prefer to serve?

Three rooms in Dallas did not rent for a very very long time 3-4 months Got a photographer in there today - Made a tenant remove stuff from common areas. Any other tips will be appreciated - recently put on SpareRoom (1 viewing) Roomster - a few messages - 11.99 to reply to messages for a month or so... Roomies was not happy I reached out to a few members who were looking for a room Craigslist - 2 viewings but they both have LARGE furniture MUCH bigger than room - not a good fit