Say you’re a landlord that finally got their tenant agreements. You’ve waited a month for your new rental income, but then the tenant is “unavailable” and does not pay on time. This may happen a few times and now you have to chase them down to pay the rent. They may have excuses, such as not payday, busy with work, will pay in a week and other excuses. The longer they don’t pay, the higher chance they could bail out without paying rent. Thus, here’s tips to getting your tenant to pay on time.
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