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Marcus Holloway
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incentive for early payments during pandemic

Marcus Holloway
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I currently have a SF home and about 60 days away from completing a total gut rehab within a partnership. 

In this new pandemic reality, I've decided not to reduce rents. I am, however, thinking about giving early payment incentives. Something like, pay before the 1st and get a $100-$150 credit.  

I'm fortunate to have (2) essential jobs that have not shut down,  so I can afford the mortgage even without rent. He's been late a few times in the past 9 mos but has always paid and taken great care of the property.

I'd like some input, please. thx

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Michael Noto
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Michael Noto
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@Marcus Holloway As a landlord I wouldn't assume a tenant needs an incentive to pay their rent. To give up potentially $1200 a year in cash flow just because a tenant adheres to their lease seems excessive and will eat quite a bit into your cash flow especially for a single family. 

  • Michael Noto

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