Cash Flow & Rent Collection |
Evicting your tenant in the shortest time the law allows is just one of many aspects critical to rental property or apartment community cash flow protection and general management. For this reason we offer other professional services including:
- Ensuring that the eviction judgment is reportable to the three major credit reporting agencies
- Providing a proprietary Preferred Vendors List of qualified, experienced vendors who specialize in serving rental property and apartment community owners and management companies. They are ready and able to assist our clients in refurbishing and rehabilitating the rental or apartment property for a new tenant.
- Providing professional help in attracting, prescreening, interviewing, meeting with, and renting to qualified new tenants.
- Supplying over 200 up-to-date attorney drafted new tenant documents, including a rental or lease agreement, disclosure addenda, checklists, etc., and rental forms for rent collection and just about any other rental or property management need.
- Furnishing thorough, informative articles on the subjects of rent collection and eviction prevention.
The highest task of today’s landlord is finding qualified and reference-verified new tenants, including running credit reports. This subject is covered thoroughly in the “New Tenants” section of this Website.
Collecting the rent and preventing eviction is the second highest task in owning and managing rental and apartment community properties. Rent collection and eviction prevention go hand-in-hand. Because the majority of evictions in California are based on nonpayment of rent, landlords should pay special attention to their rent collection policies and procedures. The Law Offices of Ned T. Ashby, Landlord Services, and Landlord.com have produced comprehensive articles explaining effective rent collection techniques. We also offer more than 40 different rent collection forms that have proven themselves effective in actual use over the last 30 years. You can see a list of our current forms and articles below.
There is more to help our clients re-rent their vacancies to qualified tenants; click here to find out about these valuable resources.
