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Greg Grant
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Warehouse Tenant asks for discount if paying whole year upfront

Greg Grant
  • Hollywood, FL
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So I have a commercial warehouse (2 bays), I occupy one and I have a tenant next door.

This tenant has been here for 6 months and has been on time without any issues.  And he's month to month

But he came in this morning to pay his rent and asked if I'd be willing to give him a discount if he paid for the whole year upfront.

My initial thoughts are to give him some kind of discount (I was thinking of 5% off), (1) to keep him happy and (2) to have the peace of mind the unit is occupied and paid for the whole year.

So I figured I would come here and see what kind of suggestions/ideas you guys have in regards to how much of a discount to give him.

Have any of you ever been approached by a tenant with this kind of idea?

If so how did you handle it, did you give a discount?

If so, how much?

How did it turn out?

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Ronald Rohde
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Ronald Rohde
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Definitely recommend it. Just have your lawyer draft an acknowledgment, you can still evict, non refundable, etc.

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