It will also cause the tenant to reflect on any request they are making as they type out a text.

Negotiation is key in situations like this so everyone gets treated fairly... or at least acceptably.When we do end up replacing that system, the rent is going up to reflect the cost of an improved, more efficient unit that costs the tenant less on yearly maintenance.

I’m concerned about the cost, great property and don’t necessarily want to walk away from it but the price will have to reflect the new flooring.

I understand that on the provider side a cleaning fee more fully reflects costs for very short term stays while not “penalizing” longer stays with higher per diem rates.  

They have a vested interest in helping you achieve your goals unlike some other arenas based on commission only.Make sure that the price reflects what the rent actually is - not projected!

YOU need the live interaction the reflection of voices the smooth and quick one line objection handling techniques etc etc.. now wholesaling is all about marketing and sales.. yet no one focuses on how sales skills only marketing IE yellow letters and door knock etc.. but now what the heck to do when you do get a lead.. that is were the money is made anyone can market that's simply a function of money..

Take a moment to reflect back and laugh about Mr.

Good tenants know that leaving garbage in a place they rented will reflect poorly on their ability to get future housing.  

Nothing wrong with selling a property that needs repairs to an investor so long as that investor knows that going into the deal & is of course paying a price that reflects the condition of the property.

Also love the discount memorandum thing...I'm definetly going to be using that in the future :)What I'm realizing from this thread is that, yes, tenants are an essential aspect to your business and it would definitely be worth it in terms of opportunity cost and the reflection on your brand in some cases to potentially be lenient with tenants that have earned that right to.