Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

AskProf:

TemplarLandry:
That's your investment and you have the final say over it. Make sure you show no sign of desperation for money. Then declare unto them that any of them who isn't cool with paying up should vacate your property. And another thing, stop giving room for too much familiarity with them. And make sure there's a tenancy agreement/receipt stating the amount paid, the duration and the type of house, signed by both parties.

4KNGOATS:

You're must the type of useless landlord they're talking about this days

TemplarLandry:
That's your investment and you have the final say over it. Make sure you show no sign of desperation for money. Then declare unto them that any of them who isn't cool with paying up should vacate your property. And another thing, stop giving room for too much familiarity with them. And make sure there's a tenancy agreement/receipt stating the amount paid, the duration and the type of house, signed by both parties.
Na did kain thin u go write epistle ...use your balablu allowance to pay the rent for them...town hall lawyer

Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

TemplarLandry:
That's your investment and you have the final say over it. Make sure you show no sign of desperation for money. Then declare unto them that any of them who isn't cool with paying up should vacate your property. And another thing, stop giving room for too much familiarity with them. And make sure there's a tenancy agreement/receipt stating the amount paid, the duration and the type of house, signed by both parties.

AskProf:

deewhydoski:

If they have been your old tenant and they never for once owe you before I think maybe you should help them out. The country is hard now, everybody is facing the storm. I am not saying you should reduce the rent o but if they do not have the full rent for a year you can collect 6 months with the agreement that they will balance up before the end of the 6 months

Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

AskProf:

Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

deewhydoski:

If they have been your old tenant and they never for once owe you before I think maybe you should help them out. The country is hard now, everybody is facing the storm. I am not saying you should reduce the rent o but if they do not have the full rent for a year you can collect 6 months with the agreement that they will balance up before the end of the 6 months

Preservedfish:
As a landlord, these are tough times for me.

My tenants are pushing for a rent reduction in October, with some even suggesting late payments.

I urged them to submit the full rent upfront before October to avoid story that touches the heart, but they decline.

This is my livelihood!

How am I supposed to weather this storm without their full cooperation?

AskProf:


He has: looking for a hotel to lodge with his mistress.

gift2xl:
Outside the house u don't have any sources of income?