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Want to know what strategies, incentives, & ideas landlords are doing to get their tenants to pay rent during this no eviction time. I’m hearing things like a rent break of $25-$50 off during the first 5 days it’s due etc... Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks

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Gimmicks aren't going to be the ticket here, they either have the money to pay rent or they don't, it isn't going to be a matter of choice for most people and $25-$50 is not going to be a strong incentive anyway.  Be understanding and helpful and you'll get farther.  $25 discounts are worse than nothing at all because they incite ridicule and give the impression you are an out of touch landlord that doesn't need the money, instead of a mom and pop operation who needs the rent for their own bills.

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