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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Budget Info. to Tenants
Recenty I've begun investing in a lower income area (row homes under $35K for three bed, two bath) with some neighborhoods better to buy in, others better to avoid like most places. Has anyone given letters to new tenants (we have a property manager), with basic budget resources (ala a Dave Ramsey), with the discaimer we are not financial advisors and reviewed by our attorney. Goal would be to create a win-win of making tenants aware of solid fiscal practices (w/o being condescending) for a better life for themselves and indirectly also hopefully helping them plan to have money at the beginning of the month for us.
Thanks for the insights!