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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Rick Bassett
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  • Property Manager
  • Greater New Haven, CT
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Success retraining an Overly Needy Tenant?

Rick Bassett
Property Manager
  • Property Manager
  • Greater New Haven, CT
Posted

I've got an overly needy tenant who emails or texts with something new for me to do every few days. She's in a beautifully totally rehabbed house and there aren't any real issues with it, she is just over the top OCD. The messages/requests that I get from her alone exceed all the messages that I get from all of my other tenants combined. 

She's been with us for just about 2 years and has pretty much paid on time and it wasn't like this until about 6 months ago (or I didn't notice it) but the intensity of requests is definitely increasing.

I'm thinking about not renewing her and cutting her loose if I can't find a clever way to bring her in line quickly. 

Has anyone here had Success retraining an Overly Needy Tenant like her?

  • Rick Bassett
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