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Am I foolish to reduce monthly rent?
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I have already stated the value I think the tenant offers in return.
I must have missed that.
Clearly, as previously suggested, you just want to hear praises of how great a landlord you are and are not prepared to ponder any other point brought forward. This is therefore a pointless thread.Not quite what happened though is it?? Another silly assumption.
Hmm, so you made that previous post of yours up, then:No of course I haven't volunteered it. The tenant enquired as to whether I would be willing to deal with him directly rather than through the EA (which unbeknown to him I was going to do anyway once the term was up) and if there would be any movement on the rent given the circumstances.
That usually does it for credibility...0 -
jjlandlord wrote: »I must have missed that.
Clearly, as previously suggested, you just want to hear praises of how great a landlord you are and are not prepared to ponder any other point brought forward. This is therefore a pointless thread.
Hmm, so you made that previous post of yours up, then:
That usually does it for credibility...
The rent for the next term was mentioned during a conversation regarding contract renewal, not an out of the blue phone call as you suggest.
You are beginning to bore me jjlandlord and I have a hunch life has not turned out for you quite the way you planned and you are not nearly as successful as you once wanted to be.0 -
Keep digging...0
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And finally, you are wrong; it has not been a pointless thread, although the value that you have added to it has indeed been negligible.0
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