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Gabriel Benavidez
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Tanants are not answering my calls

Gabriel Benavidez
  • New to Real Estate
  • Houston, TX
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Im having problems with getting in contact with my tenants they do not answer my phone calls or open the front door when i go over. they owe 1400 this month and they will be owing 1500 on the first of july. Im planning to leave a note affront of their door and see if they read it and give me a call back. What are some other things i could do to get in contact with them?

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Marian Smith
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Marian Smith
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They probably cannot pay. Look up the foreclosure instructions for your state. In Texas we notify they are late then post a letter on the door...pay or leave notice. Photograph delivery. And certified mail. You could attach a post-it note explaining that you have to follow your schedule when a tenant doesn’t pay and to please call. Do not delay or it will cost you. Just business, they expect it.

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