Do you own a Bedford Massachusetts home that you're planning on renting for the first time? If so, you come to the right place!
Even though many people think that owning a rental property is easy, the key to success with enjoying long-term profit from your rental property all comes from attracting the right tenant, and to attract the right, you have to write a great rental property listing.
In this article, we will provide you with several tips that you can use for writing a great rental property listing that's going to attract the most qualified tenant soon possible.
Tip #1 - Know Your Property
Even though you may have lived in your home for years, do you know your home? Knowing your home is important because, when you write a rental property listing, you want to write more than just “the home has four bedrooms and two baths”, you want to write about the features that the home has to offer.
For example: does your home have hardwood floors, marble counter tops, Central Heating and Air, a sunken tub in the bathroom, walk-in Shower, Game Room, movie room, plenty of parking space for a boat or an RV?
These are some of the questions that you should ask yourself before writing your rental property listing because, instead of writing a basic listing, you want to write a detailed listing since this is ultimately what's going to attract the most qualified tenants possible who may be interested in those specific things
Tip #2 - Know The Area
Besides knowing your rental property, the next thing that you should do is know the area where your property is located.
Does the area where your property is located have great schools, shops, stores, things to do, and plenty of employers in the area? If so, you should create a list of some of the things that the area has to offer a potential renter so that you can include them in your rental listing
Tip #3 - Words To Avoid In Your Rental Listing
Last of all, but most important, when writing a rental listing, it's important to avoid certain Buzzwords including the following: cute, cozy, retro, or comfortable. Adding any of these buzzwords in your rental listing will make a potential renter think that your property is small, doesn't offer enough space, and has been updated in some time.
Contact Martin Property Management
Are you tired of having to manage your Bedford area rental property yourself? If so, contact Martin Property Management today by clicking here to connect with us online.
We can save you the time, money, and hassle of managing your bed for a rental property yourself while helping to ensure that it's rented to the most qualified as soon as possible. Learn more about the services that we can offer you by contacting us today. You'll be glad that you did!
