Eviction Follow Up Thanks And A Few Comments
thanks all and especially kfspropertymanagement.
i am going to call the power company on monday and go by there recomendation. if the police get involved than oh well.
he was a freind but now its about my well being.
thanks again and am looking forward to talking with you all.
mike
As long as your tenants are paying for the water, gas and electric; you should do very well to offer the appliances.
We used to do this but when someone walks through and sees "hooked-up" appliances they tend to think they are included in the rent. Just be sure to make it clear fron the onset - and if they don;t want to pay your extra $25, be prepared to take them out.
thanks for your response would $25 extra a month be enough or should it be alittle more?
I was thinking that I would just tell them when they viewed and if they did want them I would buy them and install them befor they move in. And of course have it written in the lease.
I have not done laundry at a laundrette in so long I would not even venture a quess at what that costs a month in machine fees.
Mal
I think it is a good idea to offer it. I couldn't imange paying more then $25 a month to rent a washer and dryer. Buy the basic it doesn't need to be anything fancy.
I don't buy them for my tenants, i have seen others that do. If they are already in the unit, the tenant can use them all they want, but i won't pay to repair them...