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Sean Mitchell
05/04/18
@ Y Combinator
Landlords face two main risks: vacancy risk, which includes lost income and carrying costs, and tenant-related risks such as non-payment or property damage.
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Helping Landlords Find Tenants – Sean Mitchell of Rezi
@ Y Combinator
05/04/18
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