All Forum Posts by: Bill Dodge
Bill Dodge has started 8 posts and replied 19 times.
Post: Examples of Letters / notification of Excessive Damage

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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Examples of letters / notification of Excessive Damage that I can use as a reference when writing the one to my past tenant
Damages far exceeding deposit
Just looking for a standard format to follow
Thanks
Post: Could use advice on renting to students by the room.

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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Can not wait to see what everyone say as I am considering the same.
Post: How long after leaving can a tenant dispute the damage deposit

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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I am putting together a well documented listing of all of damages caused by the renter along with photos. Which will far exceed the damage deposit.
How long do I need to hold onto these records.
How long does the renter have to dispute either the damages listed or the cost for the repairs.
Just wondering how long I might have to deal with this person...
thanks
Post: Cleaning Services - What is reasonable hourly rate for cleaning

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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Cleaning us the mess that the last tenant left and was wondering was is a reasonable rate for a cleaning service to do this cleaning for me.
Thanks
SHE IS GONE -- Can not tell you how good it feels to say that....
Post: New owner tenant lease is up refuses to sign a year lease

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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just got through the same type of situation. Get rid of them as soon as possible.
Do not try to be a good guy or gal.
They will hurt you on the end..
Post: Lease up at Midnight, tenant was still there hours later.

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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Thanks
I understand all the comments - I was just wondering if there was any precedent for charging for holding over.
Why can they stay over without any real cost while we can not rent it for the next month as we do not know it they will be gone. If I did have someone lined up and they stayed longer what would happen to the new tenants?
Thanks for the comments
Post: Lease up at Midnight, tenant was still there hours later.

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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Thanks everyone for your input and suggestions..
Post: Lease up at Midnight, tenant was still there hours later.

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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Have a deposit but assume will go over that amount.
Since she stayed past midnight - is she required - can I charge - her for the additional time.
Actual time - two hours or additional months rent - she was present in April ?
Post: Lease up at Midnight, tenant was still there hours later.

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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First of all - SHE IS GONE.......
My tenant was given a notice to vacate by Mar 31 11:59 PM
Tenant provided the court a Notice to Move by Mar 31 11:59 PM on March 1
The tenant did not get out by that time - she was there an extra hour or so.
She set the temperature to 85, opened the windows and left - discovered it the next morning.
Left holes in all bedrooms and a hole 2 ft by 1 foot in the hallway and trash everywhere.
Took 6 people 3 hours just to get rid of all the trash and shop vac the floors.
Already getting estimates for the damage repair - holes
Stove not repairable or salvageable - looks like fire inside and up the front burnt handle and controls.
Refrigerator is also not useable. Door shelves broken off.
Can I charge her anything for still being present in the rental as she went into the next month.
Post: Property remains, RV trailer and fish house, after they leave

- Real Estate Professional
- Unknown , MN
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actually this is 2 items
A travel trailer
A separate fish house
Sorry for the confusion