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Updated 6 months ago,

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Tenant pays rent extremely slowly

Yaakov S.
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2 tenants in this duplex 1 pays on time every month the other one pays like 5 days late for 50% of rent then pays the rest even later if I evict I would have to give a 90 day notice as they have been there for a while (this is in ny) my property manager also thinks if I evict I can get 10-20% higher on this unit (this is my first property so i don't love taking on so much risk) just not sure what the correct move is here. Also charging them a 50$ late fee (if it takes them more then 7 days to pay) 

im thinking maybe I tell them they need to start paying on the first and kinda frame it like a warning? Don't want to be to "dickish" 

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