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Precious Thompson
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How to handle tenants

Precious Thompson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Philadelphia, PA
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What are some of the ground rules you should set up as a landlord for your tenants ?

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Andy Collins
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Andy Collins
  • SFR Investor
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"Tenants" could also be called your "clients", without tenants you will go broke.

Yes, I enforce late fees, make sure they take care of the lawns, etc etc, but I always remember its a 'two way street', I need them as much as they need me. I treat my tenants they way I would expect to be treated by any company I do a lot of business with, in a positive, friendly manner.

I have virtually no turn-over, unless they move out of the area or get a divorce, they normally stay,,,,

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