All Forum Posts by: Tyler Hunter

I've found @Brant Richardson comments to be one of the best ways to go about it. Face to face interaction in situations like this tend to ease the pain of the increase versus putting a letter on their door saying "rents going up!"

Also just a thought for future refereance... some of the property management companies I have workedwith have it stated in their leases "Upon fulfillment of the original lease term, unless terminated as set forth below, this lease agreement and all of its terms shall remain in effect, with the exception of rent increases, and shall automatically renew on a month-to-month basis, until prooper notice of termination is furnished. If resident wishes to remain on a month-to-month lease, a month-to-month fee will apply in the amount of $xx.xx per month."

Thank you!

Congrats on what looks to be a great deal. Looks like you have benefited greatly by networking and telling others about what you do.Keep us posted on how it works out for you!!

From what I understand regarding insurance checks if you cash it the insurance company considers that acceptance of their deal..

Haven't tried it myself but I saw an episode of "Flippping Vegas" where they had the same situation. They ended up having to use an oil based paint so the crayon wouldn't show through.