It's easy to take for granted the value of information that is here at BP and you've reminded me of the importance of sharing.

It totally reminds me of this one time this guy found 873K and a rusty glock in the kitchen walls of a house he bought at auction.Some guys have all the luck, I guess.

@Suzanna PiowatyAs others mentioned we always send notice reminders - that way they also cannot come back and say “we didn’t know, we now need an extra month”…

There are more issues and you’re only addressing the easy one.You, or a VA, can schedule a call to your tenant to remind them and find out if they intend to re-sign with their current insurance company or shop and go with another.

Hi Guys - can you help me find a good affordable rental property management software which has the capabilities to send reminders for tax due dates, maintenance and can accommodate affordable housing?

Consistency is the name of the game.I find myself needing to be reminded to crawl first all the time.

Also, I have to remind you that this one time payment into a policy is not the way that a policy should be set up.

Maybe a reminder of that could get you more cooperation from them.

Ryan,Here’s how you can handle the situation with your tenant who is $150 short on rent:Check the Lease: Look at your lease agreement for rules about late payments and fees.Communicate: Remind your tenant in writing about the missing $150 and any late fees that might apply.Stay Firm: While it's good to be understanding, don’t accept partial payments going forward.

Rent collection, tenant communication, template leases, electronic lease signatures, marketing, tax form prep, move-in/move-out forms, automated email reminders, background/credit checks, this list goes on.