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"Life before Tenant Turner? Those were the painful days that I’d rather not remember.”

"I never realized how important that first step was. I heard it for years. Just go take that first step, just do something.”

“One word for Tenant Turner? Convenience. It’s easy, and there’s not much in this business that is.”

When it comes to finding a new rental property, prospective tenants have a few options for viewing properties. Two popular options are self-showing and in person scheduling with an agent. Property managers know that as critical as the rental showing process is, it’s also really time-consuming. Between scheduling and rescheduling appointments, completing the showing and then following up afterward, it’s not a simple task.

Most people don’t think of property management as a dangerous job — unfortunately incidents of robbery and attacks against leasing and real estate agents have increased in recent years, making it critical to protect yourself when showing a rental property. Being prepared and implementing proactive safety measures are the best way to ensure your safety during showings. Follow these best practices to keep yourself safe while showing a rental property to prospective tenants.

"We could not have grown the way we have without Tenant Turner."

The typical rental showings and leasing process is riddled with pain points for potential tenants and property managers alike. But it doesn’t have to be. There are solutions to address the usual pitfalls that occur during this stage of the rental process. Let’s start with a look at the top pain points for tenants, as reported by AM Digital, and how they can be addressed to improve the renter experience.