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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Should I stick to formal letters instead of calls/texts?
Do your tenants respond better to an open CALL/TEXT relationship?
Or a FORMAL LETTER relationship!?!
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James Wise
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Originally posted by @Charlie Moore:
@James Wise
Well, aren’t those the only 3 options anyways? Haha
I guess the way I worded my response to you was written unclear. When you need to communicate with them for something that will be used in court such as an eviction then you need to do it with a formal letter or notice....Otherwise all other normal communications such as scheduling maintenance or letting them know things you don't need to go with the formal letter or notice. You should just be using text/email or phone. Whichever you prefer.