Thanks for your info! I really should have an automatic yearly rent increase. I’ve been raising less than 7% every THREE years, if at all. Everything else goes up and I’ve taken pity on one tenant in particular, but starting to think that I’ve got to start operating as a business, and not a charity.
Any other input on how often/how much you raise rents??
A little behind, just read your post. Remember reading about coupon books somewhere, sometime, but promptly forgot.
Sounds like a winning idea. Do you send them to each renter just before the rent is due as a subtle reminder, or give them a book of 12 when they move in?
Any other ideas or suggestions about this would be appreciated!
Re: Rent Collection Techniques - Posted by Karl Grube
Posted by Karl Grube on April 17, 1999 at 18:44:48:
I adjust all rents to become due on the first of the month. My rents are calculated on a daily basis
for adjustment purposes. 2. I give each tenant 12 self-addressed/self-stamped envelopes. I provide a small discount for tenants who pay on time. 3. I automatically increase rents 7% on January 1st. 4.
My security deposits are a different amount than monthly rent checks. … Landlording is a full time
thought process! (kwg)