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Getting the upper hand back
My lease with my new tenants states they need to provide proof of renters insurance within 30 days of moving in. I sent a gentle reminder that this was past due. I received a reply stating that it was buried in the lease and that he needed more time, and if it had been so important why haven’t I mentioned it in our several other conversations? Let’s just say it had a snarky tone. I have not responded but want to now that a few days have passed and I had a chance to pause. What do I say to regain control of this situation? I am on site virtually every day this month overseeing the renovation of the house next-door and would like to maintain a firm but cordial relationship. 
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- Rock Star Extraordinaire
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On a side note: are you prepared to follow through with an eviction for this issue? If not, your lease should be re-worded. Never mandate anything you are not prepared to follow through with up to and including eviction.
- JD Martin
- Podcast Guest on Show #243
