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<p>	Fast Forward Property Management, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, is offering three tips to property owners on how to fill vacancies.</p>
<p>	“Owners and property managers invest a great deal of time and money to attract and maintain high<strong>-</strong>quality residents,” said Jade Powell of Fast Forward Property Management. “High vacancy rates can quickly turn a highly profitable investment property into a money<strong>-</strong>losing liability.  When a tenant leaves, you lose money by not being able to collect rent and can spend a considerable amount of time and money painting, repairing, cleaning, and advertising your unit.”</p>
<p>	Fast Forward Property Management offers expert advice for those in the Bay Area, Sonoma County, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, and Santa Rosa looking to fill their vacancy with a new tenant.</p>
<p>	The following three tips should be considered by property owners<strong>:</strong></p>
<p>	First, place banners and signs around the property and launch ad campaigns online and with other media outlets.</p>
<p>	Second, work with real estate sales professionals to develop referrals. Real estate sales professionals are a great source because many people go to them for listings, especially those new to the area, so it is wise to build a business relationship with them.</p>
<p>	Finally, offer $150 to $250 to any tenant who refers someone that is approved for a lease. This provides motivation for current tenants to be on the lookout for new tenants, minimizing the amount of time and money spent by the property owner searching for someone to fill the vacancy.</p>
<p>	These are great suggestions that every property owner should bear in mind to maintain successful rental properties.</p>
<p>	For more information about property management<strong>, </strong>and all services provided by Fast Forward Property Management, visit them on the web at <a href="http://www.fastforwardpmbayarea.com/">www.FastForwardPMBayArea.com</a> or call them at (877) 388-0998.</p>
<p>	<strong>About Fast Forward Property Management</strong></p>
<p>	Fast Forward Property Management is a property management firm in the San Francisco Bay Area that specializes in managing apartment buildings, HOA, and commercial properties.  The staff at Fast Forward Property Management has over 40 years of experience in rental management. They offer the Greater Bay Area communities of Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Rosa, and Sonoma County property management services.</p>
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