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On Dec 31, 2014, imgic wrote:
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On Dec 31, 2014, funsway wrote:
I am going to take a new approach with renters. We will fill out the evictions papers together at the same time as the Rental Agreement and let them pay the fees.

Then, at the first hint of any violation of contract I only have to drop it off, and since they are signers of the suit there is no waiting period.

Then I can take their security deposit out of escrow and have a party.

Wow. Not sure what's more disheartening...having renters sign eviction papers as they move in...or the fact a mere "hint" justifies kicking somebody out into the street.

humm" who said anything about kicking people into the street?

Laws require going through a lengthy process of 60-90 day in which the renters can find a new place. I am just avoiding additional delays.

Since the renters have signed a contract saying they will vacate immediately if they violate it, why would I want to wait? Or them either?

Are you suggesting that a person should not follow their signed commitment, or that a contract is negotiable after the fact?

The key to this approach is to detect any lack of sincerity before the signing of the contract.

A clear understanding of benefits and consequences is essential any relationship.

They do not have to sign it. If they do, are I not violating a trust and the law by not enforcing it "to the letter?"

Read my statement again. There is no "as they move in" -- but before we sign the final agreements.

No one moves in until I have contracts signed and we have done a background check, talked with their employer, next of kin and former landlord.

This just a way of getting to the truth of renter intentions. What a cold read opportunity!

Don't want to give me the information? Find another place. Lie about anything on the application? Leave tomorrow.

Ask a question like, "I am agreeing to no pets. What if my brother decides to move in with his two dogs?" and my psychic self says, "I think you had better look for a different place to rent."

This isn't a video game -- it is real life.

Your suggestion that a person not be held to a written contract is very disheartening.

Simple, if you do not intend to keep your word do not rent from me. Our tenants that keep their word love us and our place and our arrangements.

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funsway Inner circle old things in new ways - new things in old ways 9988 Posts	Posted: Jan 1, 2015 03:10 pm 0 Quote: On Dec 31, 2014, imgic wrote: Quote: On Dec 31, 2014, funsway wrote: I am going to take a new approach with renters. We will fill out the evictions papers together at the same time as the Rental Agreement and let them pay the fees. Then, at the first hint of any violation of contract I only have to drop it off, and since they are signers of the suit there is no waiting period. Then I can take their security deposit out of escrow and have a party. Wow. Not sure what's more disheartening...having renters sign eviction papers as they move in...or the fact a mere "hint" justifies kicking somebody out into the street. humm" who said anything about kicking people into the street? Laws require going through a lengthy process of 60-90 day in which the renters can find a new place. I am just avoiding additional delays. Since the renters have signed a contract saying they will vacate immediately if they violate it, why would I want to wait? Or them either? Are you suggesting that a person should not follow their signed commitment, or that a contract is negotiable after the fact? The key to this approach is to detect any lack of sincerity before the signing of the contract. A clear understanding of benefits and consequences is essential any relationship. They do not have to sign it. If they do, are I not violating a trust and the law by not enforcing it "to the letter?" Read my statement again. There is no "as they move in" -- but before we sign the final agreements. No one moves in until I have contracts signed and we have done a background check, talked with their employer, next of kin and former landlord. This just a way of getting to the truth of renter intentions. What a cold read opportunity! Don't want to give me the information? Find another place. Lie about anything on the application? Leave tomorrow. Ask a question like, "I am agreeing to no pets. What if my brother decides to move in with his two dogs?" and my psychic self says, "I think you had better look for a different place to rent." This isn't a video game -- it is real life. Your suggestion that a person not be held to a written contract is very disheartening. Simple, if you do not intend to keep your word do not rent from me. Our tenants that keep their word love us and our place and our arrangements. "the more one pretends at magic, the more awe and wonder will be found in real life." Arnold Furst eBooks at https://www.lybrary.com/ken-muller-m-579928.html questions at ken@eversway.com
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