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Jared Christensen
  • Investor
  • Devils Lake, ND
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Working with a tennant

Jared Christensen
  • Investor
  • Devils Lake, ND
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I have a tennant who is always late paying their rent.  Every month I add a $50 late fee that was stated in the lease and I eventually get paid but us usually the last week of the month.  Is it worth working with them or do you take the risk of eviction and having lose a months rent to get a new tennant.  The marking is great and it wouldn't be open long but I would have a little remodeling to do in return I could also raise the rent from what it is now.  

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