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Terms of the contract will dictate what is and is not acceptable behavior by the management company. Often bringing issues to their attention will get the problem solved. Depending on the wording of
I've been in this business for over 25 years, I have been called about everything you can imagine. You must take the upper hand! You are the law, you are the sheriff of your property! If you allow them
I too would be upset with a tenant who was 45 days in arrears. I have a system of rent collection that has served me very well for many years. 1. I invoice each tenant every month for the rent (envelope
It depends on what the contract states. I sometimes withhold rent if there are outstanding invoices to be paid that I may be responsible for. IE: I expect a large utility bill from a previous vacancy
hook up with organizations like IREM http://www.irem.org/ and take some specialized training; that will give you access to their jobs database. Depending on if you are looking to get into residential
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