All Forum Posts by: John Meirose

Hello Jon,

I might be missing something but pro-rate rent and due date are two different items.  Pro-rated rent is where you charge only for the time they're in the property, 5th -30th is 26 days of rent due for June.  The due date is when the monthly rent is due for payment, which this could lead in to issues if you allow them to pay to late in the month.  Just a thought

Good morning Sandhya,

I have been a part of NARPM for many years and Highly recommend joining the group if you plan on becoming an expert in the Property Management industry.  Great source for learning the do's and don'ts of PM as well as national conventions to help grow your business.  Good luck

Hello Moncy,

It would be best to get an attorney to help ensure the judgement goes in your favor at the next eviction hearing.

Hello Maxwell,

The lease should have terms for giving notice.  If he didn't follow the required time frame then he is in default and the lease should also state the penalties as well.  Good luck

Hello Tammie,

My recommendation is to follow the lease...post the notice and hold them to there terms.  Give an itch they will take a mile. Good luck

Hello Jason,

Just curious, do you have to be a licensed realtor in order to manage properties in PA? 

Hello Brian,

Some tenants will try to get new appliances just because they can, so its up to the wording of the lease and how much you want to tolerate.  Just make sure you notify the tenants they will be responsible for the vendor charge if no repairs are needed.  If you decide to replace the fridge I recommend getting a new one at the lowest price possible so you can enjoy a warranty .  Just my opinion, good luck 

Hello Alysa,

Assuming your agreement has a 30 day termination clause there is no need to consult an attorney.  Just follow the terms of the agreement and keep the notice simple.  Good luck

Hello Sabrina,

Sounds like your management company doesn't take your relationship seriously.  Check your agreement with the management company, there should be a clause that gives both parties the right to cancel the agreement for any reason.  Most often it is a 30 day notice but some may require 60 days .  Either way, don't stay with a company if you don't fell it's working out.  Good luck

Hello Russ,

You have to be a licensed realtor is the state of Florida to manage properties for other people. Let me kw if you have any questions.  Good luck