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If I added a late fee for my tenants, should it be a flat fee or a % of their rent? How many grace days, 10, 15? -- nm
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ceregon
Feb 24 '11, 09:24
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flat is easiest to deal with. -- nm
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decline
Feb 24, 09:30
bjjs -- nm
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Beaker
Feb 24, 09:30
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blood sacrifice -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 24, 09:27
20% per day, forfeit security deposit, no grace. -- nm
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Don Homer
Feb 24, 09:26
83%. 4 minutes -- nm
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dogbert
Feb 24, 09:26
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Cool! and I can have my other tenants beat up the ones that are late!
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ceregon
Feb 24, 09:29
Ours is 5 day:$25 fee. Ten day: $50. -- nm
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Spawn
Feb 24, 09:26
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is that like an industry standard? I've mostly lived in military housing or had a mortgage payment most of my adult life. -- nm
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ceregon
Feb 24, 09:27
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It varies. -- nm
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Spawn
Feb 24, 09:28
The most evil lease I came across actually increased the ongoing monthly rent by the late fee. -- nm
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Spawn
Feb 24, 09:27
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Evil land lady suggested that way back actually...when she suggested I was way too nice to be a proper landlord. -- nm
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ceregon
Feb 24, 09:28
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