How To Find And Keep GREAT Tenants! [Step by Step Guide]

What makes a great tenant? How do you find a great tenant? How will this impact your income? All of this and more will be answered throughout this video! Hint: The vacancy will kill your return on investment for a rental deal. The best way to keep your deals profitable is to fill them up with good tenants and keep them happy! Watch today's video to find out how to do it! Please comment below with any alternatives you've used, I would love to hear them!

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[vittorioimb]

Matt, I just want to thank you for all the work you do in your videos and in your real life. I'm learning alot from you. And pretty soon I'll buy my first multifamily...

[kirneyc.thibodeaux]

Yes I did learn from this vid. Thought it was great and well presented. Thanks...Charles

[dianecelento]

This was clearly put and easy to understand

[jimmyocegueda]

Thank you for the free training. Love your videos

[shelleygreyrealtor]

I love the idea of asking for referrals!

[sparkey]

I am landlord of a single family home in a nice downtown area of southern california. I am here because the last 3 tennants I have had stayed between 1 and 2 years then left because they purchased homes. The home rents out very fast I run an add on craigslist for half a day and get about 6 applications. I have been selecting someone with a great credit score and income. So am I just having bad luck, or should I be picking less affluent people who can't afford to buy a house?

[dominicbecs]

I am getting out of the army and looking into buying a duplex this was very useful thank you

[dianecelento]

Great people know great people. Well put.

[DyJKevin]

Hey, great ideas! you're so creative :D

[spondoolie]

Step #1: don't FU@$%G steal their security deposit after you've been paid in full on time every month for 2 years with no complaints and left the place clean after a 2 month notice.

[mitchmangum]

Great video! I like the tenant appreciation idea. I’d like to know more about how you generate leads online.

[rramirez]

You have some great ideas that I might used for my business thanks you sir

[chinoc]

You guys seem positive, and I love that!!!😁😁😁

[fh]

Great advice, well done and thank you.

[TJ]

How do I do a credit report on a prospective client? Or a criminal record check?

[Tim-yq]

I think it comes down to the fact that renting is a two way street. As much as every landlord wants great tenants, the other side of that is that great tenants generally have their pick of landlords/rentals so landlords have to stand out from the pack as well. In short, I think the "be a great landlord" point is the crux of things here.

[cuarajhyrojayju]

Shared in my social media, great video ty😊

[dianecelento]

We've been mom and pop landlords for about 10 years. And I was wondering about something. We've recently asked a tenant to move out by a 60 day notice, due to a family member moving in. When that tenant moves out, do we have to have them sign something saying they are moving out that day? Just to officially show proof when they moved out. I'm just wondering if that is the law.

[twaye]

I've been a tenant at my landlords home for 13 years. He told me that I could purchase it from him if I'd like to. I am looking forward to securing a mortgage for this home later this year. The house is valued at $78k