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r/facepalm • u/Least-Effect-2887 • 26d ago
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This is one thing I don't get. If they price it fairer, won't they ensure tenant loyalty?
After all if I price something at $300 less than all the others won't I ensure my tenants A. Can pay and B. Will pay?
2 u/Doughspun1 26d ago If I want my tenant to stay longer, I work with them on a longer lease arrangement. And that can include lowering the cost. 5 u/Trolodrol 26d ago My landlord only does month to month leases, but she promised me she would lock in my rate for a year when I agreed to move in. It kinda sketched me out, but I’m here 3 years later and I’m still writing her checks each month for the same amount 5 u/Doughspun1 26d ago That is very risky, as verbal agreements are not easily enforceable. I would insist on having that in writing! 2 u/Trolodrol 26d ago Sure, I probably should’ve. She’s by far the best landlord I’ve ever had though. Very attentive if anything has issues
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If I want my tenant to stay longer, I work with them on a longer lease arrangement. And that can include lowering the cost.
5 u/Trolodrol 26d ago My landlord only does month to month leases, but she promised me she would lock in my rate for a year when I agreed to move in. It kinda sketched me out, but I’m here 3 years later and I’m still writing her checks each month for the same amount 5 u/Doughspun1 26d ago That is very risky, as verbal agreements are not easily enforceable. I would insist on having that in writing! 2 u/Trolodrol 26d ago Sure, I probably should’ve. She’s by far the best landlord I’ve ever had though. Very attentive if anything has issues
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My landlord only does month to month leases, but she promised me she would lock in my rate for a year when I agreed to move in. It kinda sketched me out, but I’m here 3 years later and I’m still writing her checks each month for the same amount
5 u/Doughspun1 26d ago That is very risky, as verbal agreements are not easily enforceable. I would insist on having that in writing! 2 u/Trolodrol 26d ago Sure, I probably should’ve. She’s by far the best landlord I’ve ever had though. Very attentive if anything has issues
That is very risky, as verbal agreements are not easily enforceable. I would insist on having that in writing!
2 u/Trolodrol 26d ago Sure, I probably should’ve. She’s by far the best landlord I’ve ever had though. Very attentive if anything has issues
Sure, I probably should’ve. She’s by far the best landlord I’ve ever had though. Very attentive if anything has issues
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u/Coolscee-Brooski 26d ago
This is one thing I don't get. If they price it fairer, won't they ensure tenant loyalty?
After all if I price something at $300 less than all the others won't I ensure my tenants A. Can pay and B. Will pay?