Landlord Newsletter - 5 Safe Ways to Screen Tenants |
April 16, 2013 Dear Landlord, In this newsletter:
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5 Safe Ways to Screen Tenants
Just imagine receiving e-mails from prospective tenants with the pre-screening information you want before even talking to them. (With Craigslist, the customer doesn't even have to see your real e-mail address or phone number!) Call prospective tenants to set up appointments only if they meet your pre-screening qualifications! It has never been easier. It saves time, advertising money and helps you zero in on the tenant you're looking for... Click to for your Free HTML code and also Free Download of the printable Prospect Card
I've been asked many times to create a new form to help landlords ask the right questions on the telephone to help determine if the caller is someone you'd like to set an appointment to show your rental to. The LPA's new Tenant-Finder™ Pre-Screening Telephone Worksheet has developed from a simple prospect card into a handy and more complete screening tool for telephone interviews.
Have you ever met prospective tenants at your rental property, shown it to them, had them fill out a rental application only to find that they were nowhere near qualified? A simple pre-screening telephone interview can be a major time saver. Why not focus your attention on the most qualified prospects? Before giving out the address of your rental property and committing your time to a doomed appointment with an unqualified renter, you have a chance to more carefully evaluate which prospects are worth meeting with.... Click for the full article, 5 Safe Ways to Screen Tenants
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Dear Mr. Reno:
I rented my house Aug 2012 on a written 12 month fixed term lease and then goes month to month. Tenant is in military reserves full time, works as Airforce Colonel -- who has turned into a bully. Can I terminate his lease once it goes month to month? He and his wife gave me a hard luck story so I rented him my executive home for $800.00 a month - she was to do the yard work, she did it for two months-- now it's a mess. She constantly breaks stuff-- and so does he. Found out they have multiple homes across US and are bullys. How do I get them out after the lease expires? HELP! My father was a military man -- I am appalled. Have had the Police out twice for violent outbursts against us when they call us to fix things.
Patricia from Ohio
A: Serve a 30 day Notice to Vacate prior to the lease expiration. You have to read your lease carefully. Often, the procedure to terminate is in there. If not, serve notice more than 30 days prior to expiration. Then eviction court. This is tricky. Hardest person to evict is a tenant that's current in rent- especially GI Joe. Good Luck!
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