A showing is both a property visit and an operating task.
Choose appointment or open-house arrangements that fit the property and any current occupancy. Confirm lawful access, secure owner belongings and prepare a factual explanation of the rental offer.
Give visitors the same application information and record useful property feedback. Avoid leaving application documents or visitor contact details visible to other guests.
Plan Pomona visits around the actual unit access, parking and any association or occupied-tenancy conditions.
Plan the showing experience
Before, during and after the visit
- 1
Prepare the property
Check readiness, access and the information visitors will receive.
- 2
Run a consistent visit
Explain the same offer and application process to everyone.
- 3
Secure and follow up
Close access, record feedback and respond to outstanding property questions.
Make the next step clear.
Use these prompts to organize the decisions and responsibilities for your home. Keep sensitive applicant and tenant information in the appropriate secure system.
Your action checklist.
Plan Pomona visits around the actual unit access, parking and any association or occupied-tenancy conditions.
A few things worth asking.
Can I show an occupied unit whenever I want?+
Review the lease and applicable entry requirements, then coordinate the permitted visit and notice process.
Should visitor sign-in collect financial information?+
Keep showing records limited to the visit. Use a secure application process for necessary screening information.