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Updated over 15 years ago,

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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sentenhart, Wald
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New - Graduated Rent Scale

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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sentenhart, Wald
Posted

Thinking about something different for the coming weeks ads,
near 5% discount for early rent.

Not sure if it is a good idea or another fart of the brain.

Example: Rent for 2 bed unit : 525.00

(All dates for received, not postmarked)

Rent: 500 if paid on or before the 1st of the month.
525 if paid by the 5th
565 (40.00 late charge) + 10.00 a day from the 6th on.

(Of course three day notices go out on the 2nd, but waive the late charges if paid on or before the 5th, hence 525)

Sort of an incentive to get some more interest on vacancies, and hopefully from some that might actually pay the rent early to take advantage of the cost steps.

Any thoughts ?

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