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Caleb Smith
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  • Kansas City
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Tenants that Do Not Respond

Caleb Smith
  • Investor
  • Kansas City
Posted

Hey everybody!

I was wanting to see what you do in a situation when you reach out to tenants about lease violations and they do not respond to you.

For example, if a resident had a dog they were not paying for and I noticed it. Once I contact them about needing to charge an additional pet rent and adding the pet information to the lease, they do not respond.

This could also go for roommates living there but not on the lease.

What would be the next best course of action?

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