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October 06, 2009 06:55 PM
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I would give her a warning and let her know its due on a certain day of the month. If she can't pay it ontime you will need to tack on a late fee. Let her know that in the real world that is how it works. If she did not live with mom she would not even get that. You dont get a warning normally they just start tacking on huge late fee's and then eviction notice is sent out. So you are being nice.
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October 06, 2009 03:31 AM
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Depends, if that seems to be her routine than let her know you really need the money on the date you agreed apon and really get on her about it so she doesn't take advantage of you, if it's a one time thing just bite the bullet and let her slide with being a lil late
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October 06, 2009 11:16 PM
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Treat her like any other renter if it becomes a habit, kick her out. The only way I would cut any slack would be if I KNEW they were having problems with money. I don't mean blowing it on stupid stuff, I mean not having a job.
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October 07, 2009 02:14 PM
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You do what the law legally allows you to do for any tenant.
Its different from state to state.
It takes quite a while to enforce payment from any tenant let alone evict after six months of non payment.
Check this site out for state by state laws.
http://www.rentlaw.com/
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Its different from state to state.
It takes quite a while to enforce payment from any tenant let alone evict after six months of non payment.
Check this site out for state by state laws.
http://www.rentlaw.com/
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