I have been through the eviction process several times (all for non payment of rent)althought laws are very tenant friendly, never forget a Landlord is entitled to receive his/her rent on time on a continued basis and if you do not you have the right to evict.hope this helps,Chris

One reason, other than the ease of access by others to my personal information with a quick search on Georgia Chamber of Commerce is, I would like my tenants to feel that they are receiving late/eviction notices from an outside company.

The only two "electronic" signatures I've received, I knew to be fake, not originated by the supposed buyer.

If the tenant is on the cusp increase the security deposit and be direct with them about your intentions on receiving the rent on time.

Although I know it is inconvenient and expensive to travel here, it is cheaper than the quarterly bill you just received for $8300.

Because I personally did not do any work or receive any financial (management) consideration, it passed scrutiny.

and when tallied up, the dollars received (even including the students who vanished) vs the # of hours spent was totally not worth it.

I received a response from a yellow letter I sent to a probate lead this morning.

deposits Nobody received full deposit back, not a single person.

Depending on the lender or broker there may be more than one packet received from the two different entities.