Minnesota Real Estate Investors Association, Inc.

1) How to set up a new property as a rental
- Tips how to make sure your property does not require constant repairs

2) Listings and showings
- Listing tips to minimize any rent loss
- Showings tips: scheduling and getting the deposit on the 1st showing

3) How to find good tenants without a hassle and minimize rent loss
- Phone interview is required to schedule a showing: step by step
- Line up potential tenants to minimize rent loss between the tenants
- Save yourself time on showing your house to 20 people who will not qualify

If you do it right, the first tenant you schedule for a showing will take it

4) Lease with ease: Magic lines to add to your Lease documents
- Avoid evictions without any rent loss if your tenants cannot pay
- Minimize service calls from tenants
- Ensure that your tenants moving out without trashing the house (at the end of the lease or if they cannot pay)

5) How to Onboard a New Tenant: making sure it will be a smooth ride
- Lease review
- Initial walkthrough
- Utility list
- Discuss alterations (no-no)
- CRP forms tips

6) Yearly Inspection is a MUST
- Preventative maintenance to ensure you don't get any service calls the rest of the year

7) End Of The Lease With Ease: don't lose a month of rent when tenants move out
- Good news! You don’t have to lose a month of rent when tenants move out!
- Get your house back in great condition

8) Non-paying tenants? No problem! Win-Win scenario:
- No Evictions
- No (or barely any) rent loss
- Get your house back FAST and in great condition