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Lue Brooks
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Better to call or leave a letter for tenants?

Lue Brooks
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hi everyone. I live in a duplex and rent the other house to tenants. I recently have let them adopt a dog who they keep outside constantly which is against the lease. Normally I’d be fine with that but he’s barking nonstop which is also against the lease. Tomorrow I’m going to be doing something about it. I just wanted to know is it better to call them and let them know and give them a warning or should I leave a letter on their door giving them their warning?

To whoever replies thank you very much in advance!

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JD Martin
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JD Martin
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Since you live in a duplex and rent to the tenant, surely they know you are the owner and as such you should already be on speaking terms. Assuming you don't think they are psychos, I would speaking to them in person about it. Far more personal and less confrontational. If not in person I would go to telephone next. 

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