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I need to find someone to rent my very clean recently renovated 1st floors condo while they check out the

Naples Market. I am asking $1,400 for a 2 bedroom. It is close to downtown, beaches and shopping. Where can I find renters who would be interested in staying in my furnished condo while they check out the Naples real estate market. I am looking for a 12 month lease.
Thanks, Jeff
Wed Mar 5 2008, 18:02 - Naples - Market Conditions - 5 answers
 
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Bill Eckler-… was FIRST TO ANSWER
Jeff,
If it were me I would be checking with the school board for new teachers looking for rental units, any of the hospitals looking for space for new employees, hotels are always looking for places for new employess and the Collier County Administration may have somebody for you. You may have to adjust the price of the rental considering how much competition you have.
Patsy S. Vaughn, CRS
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate
550 Fifth Ave. S.
Naples, FL 34102 Direct line 239-860-0576
www.NaplesDreamTeam.com

Thu Jun 19 2008, 06:34
 
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That sounds reasonable... 2 Bedroom , Furnished , $1,400 , Perhaps a shorter term offering would attract more suitors.

Tue May 27 2008, 17:05
 
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Hello Jeff: You might be shooting a little high on the rental amount as many owners who bought investment properties are taking whatever they can get for rent (I'm one of those unfortunate people who bought investments properties before the market turned). I will keep your place in mind for any potential buyers I come across looking for a place to rent before making the jump into a purchase.

Tue May 27 2008, 13:07
Web Reference: http://www.HomesInNaplesFL.com
 
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Jeff - you could consider listing your condo with a real estate agent that specializes in rentals - be sure it is a rental specialist. In addition, you might want to check to see how competitive the monthly rent is in light of the economic conditions here and the volume of competition you have.

Sat May 24 2008, 06:49
Web Reference: http://www.adeltarealty.net/north-naples/kensington/
 
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Jeff,
We will keep it in mind as we work with our customers.

The "Eckler Team"

Tue May 13 2008, 16:07
 
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