In real estate, most agents chase new listings and new buyers—but the easiest money often sits quietly in your past deals.
If you’ve ever closed a rental, you’re sitting on a hidden stream of predictable, recurring income—if you know when to act.
Surprisingly, many agents don't. They sign the tenancy agreement, collect their fee, and move on—never recording the expiry date, never following up, never realizing they've just walked away from a guaranteed lead with zero ad spend.
It’s time to stop losing the money you've already earned. Here’s how tenancy expiry tracking—powered by ListingMine’s Private CRM—turns every rental into a future opportunity.
Every tenancy is more than a one-time transaction. It’s a 12-month timer counting down to your next deal. Handled strategically, that single expiry record opens three different revenue paths:
They rely on memory, WhatsApp, or old tenancy agreements buried in email threads.
By the time they remember, the tenant has already signed with another agent, the landlord feels neglected, and the renewal commission is gone. This is the silent leak in your business—lost renewals, lost upgrades, lost conversions—all because of one missing field.
Inside ListingMine’s Private CRM, every tenancy can be recorded with a clear start and expiry date.
The system lets you:
No spreadsheets. No guessing. Just structured reminders that turn data into predictable deals.
Your best leads aren't strangers from Facebook ads—they’re your past clients waiting for your proactive call. A well-managed tenancy book can quietly fund your monthly income and build long-term relationships.
When you treat tenancy expiry dates as timers, not footnotes, you stop leaving money on the table.
Use ListingMine’s Private CRM to track every tenancy expiry—and start mining the gold that’s already in your database.
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