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LPA Newsletter November 19, 2014
Dear Fellow Landlord,
One of the people I recently met at the Ohio OREIA National Real Estate Strategies Summit was Ben Rao. Ben is the president of Community Buying Group, who made me an offer and an offer to LPA members I couldn't refuse. How can you refuse something that helps you save a lot of money and does not cost anything? Obviously I agreed and am now telling you about another new free feature included with your LPA membership!
- Community Buying Group
- Free Landlord Book with 5 year membership
- Ask the Attorney
- Free Essential Form Download - First Right of Refusal Addendum
Please e-mail us if you have any questions or would like to add or share any material / information. Have a great month and an even more successful year ahead.
John Nuzzolese
John@theLPA.com
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Community Buying Group for LPA Members
Are you spending money on materials, paint or appliances for your properties?
The Landlord Protection Agency is happy to provide you with yet another feature that makes your LPA Membership more than pay for itself! - again!
Experience the benefits of Community Buying Group. Signup today!
The LPA has a great new program to help you save money at Lowe’s, Sherwin Williams, Sears Commercial and 20 other suppliers. The best part is that there is no cost to you and existing Lowe’s LAR and Sherwin Williams accounts qualify for additional discounts. Take advantage of this program click here to register (no charge to you)
It costs you nothing and only saves you lots of money! Click here for this money saving member's only benefits!
Just one more way the LPA is helping you with your business.
I doubt that you'd let your LPA membership and Quick Check benefits expire, but just in case you haven't joined yet or your account did expire, Click here for our low membership & renewal prices!
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Early Thanksgiving / Black Friday Special:
"Finding and Keeping Qualified Tenants, From Pre-Screening to Lease Signing
A Step by Step Guide"
5 -10 Year LPA Membership FREE Bonus Limited Time Only!
To get the free book, Send me your 5-10 year order # and I will include a book with your member pack!
(This is book 1 which will be a component in the package for our upcoming Landlord Bootcamps)
Click here for the membership page
(Please don't send me any order #s from before tonight! The offer begins tonight and extends through Black Friday)
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First Right of Refusal:
An Almost Option to Buy By John Nuzzolese
 Often, rental prospects ask questions like, "Will you give me an option to buy?". In today's economy they are also asking, "Is this home currently for sale?" or "Is this home in foreclosure?" They may ask these questions for a few different reasons.
I find the question, "Will you give me an option to buy?" is asked for two different reasons, depending on the prospect.
a. The prospect may really intend to rent your property and then purchase it, or
b. the prospect wishes to build credibility with the landlord (you) by posing as a potential purchaser, in order to pass your screening process.
The question, "Is the home for sale or in foreclosure?" is asked because we are all hearing horror stories in this economy about people who move into a property and are forced to move out of again in a short time. Are your tenants prospects worried that you might sell the property out from under them or that you might lose the house?
You can assure your tenants that they don't have to worry, by giving them a "First Right of Refusal" addendum with their lease contract. It tells the tenant that they will be given the opportunity to purchase your property first, before making it available to the rest of the market...
Click here to read the full article.
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Ask the Attorney
 The Landlord Protection Agency® presents John Reno, Esq., a highly experienced Landlord - Tenant attorney based on Long Island, NY.
John Reno also does Mortgage Loan Modifications (Nationwide).
(Mention The LPA for a 10% discount!)
Dear Mr. Reno:
Recently my tenant who was under the lease, on 10/11 orally said he will move out from Nov 1 and asked me to keep the one month rent deposit for breaking the lease. I asked him to give in writing but he has not answered my calls. I reached him at the beginning of Nov thru text message and he replied already moved out and had few boxes left and I told him to take out everything by 11/. On 11/6 I entered my property and found that he didn't take out his trash, some old matresses, his broken refrigerator, old broken toys, etc., He took out his clothes and other furniture in entirety. He also took my washer and lawn mower with him (stolen). Now what action I can take against him? Can I file a case for my stolen property and breaking lease? Can I get garnishment against his/her wages? Please let us know and really appreciate your help.
Thanks
Abdul, TX
A: Yes, yes, yes. The answers to all your questions is yes. But first thing's first. Renovate & Re-rent. (Then sue the last tenant.)
If you have a landlord tenant problem you'd like to ask a question about, please feel free to e-mail me your question.
Submit a landlord / tenant question for Mr. Reno
Please try to keep your questions as short and to the point as possible.
Read more from John Reno, Eviction Attorney
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FREE Tenant Credit Reporting
(LPA Membership Bonus Feature)
Have you ever been beaten by a tenant on the rent?
Most of us have and unfortunately, it is one of the costs of doing business as a landlord.
On the bright side, remedies are available. If you have documented your tenancy with the proper paperwork including a rental application, lease agreement, late notices, etc., you may have a chance of collecting.
Credit bureau reporting is an option in which many modern landlords are beginning to participate....
Click here for the full article
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LPA Membership Expiring?
Take Advantage of our low Renewal Prices!
How to Check your LPA Membership Expiration Date:
- Be logged in with your LPA username & password
- On the "Main Menu" (top right), click on "Your Orders" (right below your name)
- The beginning date of your membership will be listed to the left of your membership order # in this format: YYYYMMDD
*Your Membership Expired? No Problem!
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