Fetacheese
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First, you’ll want to join as many house renting groups as you can on Facebook and sign up for all the rental websites you can find. The more places you're listed, the better.
Next, check the average rent in your area. For example, if you're in Los Angeles and the average rent is around $2,000, you’ll know what people are paying.
Then, you list your property for a ridiculously high price, like $11,000, even though you know it's worth a lot less. This makes it seem like you're offering a great deal compared to other listings.
Now, because you're charging so much less than everyone else, you'll start getting tons of messages from people who are desperate to find a place. Families, single mothers, people who really need housing.
Here’s where you pull the trick: tell them they need to fill out an application to rent your property, but there's a catch — they have to pay a $60 application fee first.
The best part? Since these people are so eager to get a place, they’ll pay the $60, thinking it's their chance to get the house. What they don’t realize is that you're getting hundreds of applicants, all paying the same fee.
Now you’re sitting on thousands of dollars — for example, if you get 100 applicants, that’s $6,000 just from the application fees. And you haven’t even rented the house yet.
ALL SIGNATURE SLOTS ARE FOR SALE!
Contact me on PM
Hidden Content
First, you’ll want to join as many house renting groups as you can on Facebook and sign up for all the rental websites you can find. The more places you're listed, the better.
Next, check the average rent in your area. For example, if you're in Los Angeles and the average rent is around $2,000, you’ll know what people are paying.
Then, you list your property for a ridiculously high price, like $11,000, even though you know it's worth a lot less. This makes it seem like you're offering a great deal compared to other listings.
Now, because you're charging so much less than everyone else, you'll start getting tons of messages from people who are desperate to find a place. Families, single mothers, people who really need housing.
Here’s where you pull the trick: tell them they need to fill out an application to rent your property, but there's a catch — they have to pay a $60 application fee first.
The best part? Since these people are so eager to get a place, they’ll pay the $60, thinking it's their chance to get the house. What they don’t realize is that you're getting hundreds of applicants, all paying the same fee.
Now you’re sitting on thousands of dollars — for example, if you get 100 applicants, that’s $6,000 just from the application fees. And you haven’t even rented the house yet.
ALL SIGNATURE SLOTS ARE FOR SALE!Contact me on PM
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