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Kenneth Garrett
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Monthly reminders for rent payment

Kenneth Garrett
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I have ten rental units with a combination of SFH and duplexes. I do not send out monthly reminders that rent is due. I have not had problems with rent being on time. Just curious if most people send out statements, reminders, invoice, etc? Seems to me we shouldn't need to send out a reminder since there is no secret as to when rent is due.

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    Jeff B.
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    Agreed.  Don't baby sit and set the bar where you EXPECT the tenants to perform.  DO send out late notices however.

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