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Tyler U.
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3 Day pay or quit

Tyler U.
  • Investor
  • Auburn, WA
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I served a tenant with a 3 day pay or quit notification and a 20 day quit notification today. He met up with me to pay his overdue rent ($1295). He delivered it in a plastic bag in mostly $1 bills. Frustrated I counted it and came up $58 short. I didn't accept any of his payment and told him to nofiy me to pay when he is ready. I am not looking forward to counting that money again, but know I have to accept his payment in full. Is there a way that I can force him to pay into my bank account through either Chase quick pay or something similar? Or, do I have to count all of those ones again? Also I am preparing for him to make it as difficult as possible for me to collect, ie late night notification or the like. What can I do to prevent this?

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Darren Budahn
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Darren Budahn
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I would check on your state laws regarding whether or not you are able to collect partial payments and still move forward with an eviction.  

I would also tell the tenant you are no longer accepting cash payments for rent.  Tell him to get a money order.  This should be non-negotiable.  You are not his beckon call to go pick up his partial payment of rent in $1 bills.

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