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When should I start getting nervous? Cant find a good tenant!!

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By Allyson Edwards, Ryan Murdock Verified, Mike McCarthy, Mike Mccarthy
| BiggerPockets Verified
Hi everyone, I have a property in NC that i closed on June 15th. https://www.zillow.com/homes/105D-Brookshire-lane-... I have a property manager taking care of trying to get a renter. the problem is she is constantly getting stood up by prospective tenants, or people just don't follow up after they contact her. Ive listed it on social media and other sites. I trust she is doing her best. Any one have any other ideas? Is this the norm? Flaky people or am i freaking out too early?
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Russia looks to frame war as an inevitable part of life on Victory Day

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By Jennifer Mathers, Allyson Edwards
| The Conversation Verified
Russia celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Soviet victory in the second world war on May 9. But while the cameras will focus on the assembled ranks of elderly war survivors watching the military parade in Red Square, Moscow, the focus of senior officials is on Russia’s children and young people. Patriotism in Vladimir Putin’s Russia is built on exaggerated respect for key moments in the country’s history. These moments have been chosen to create a specific story about Russia.
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Putin is using children to promote his version of history on Victory Day

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By Jennifer Mathers, Allyson Edwards
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On May 9, Russia celebrates Victory Day, commemorating the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. Few people who watch international news coverage of Victory Day parades and events realise that Russia’s children are central to keeping the memory of the war alive, and that an important vehicle for children’s contribution to this process is the St George ribbon – a small piece of orange and black striped fabric that millions of Russians wear on Victory Day.
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