By having rules and following them, tenants will take you seriously and will respect the property more.Over communicate.

Its this correct?

In many jurisdictions, if a property isn't legally habitable or lacks a required certificate, tenants may have grounds to withhold rent or even break the lease.That said, here are a few general steps you can consider:Open a line of communication – Ask the tenant to put their concerns in writing.

my calculator is not working correctly when inputing numbers larger than 4 digits...

After several mistakes in the grant deeds and his lack of communication all the way and getting back to me within a decent timeframe, I made the corrections myself on the grant deeds and turned them into the county, im assuming that they are finished, in other words, they were deeded into the LLCs.

And yes, @Denise Supplee and @Greg Scott are correct, tenants going radio silent after a renewal notice is really common.

My issues are simple: a huge lack of communication and timely responses to my inquiries... whether via emails or voicemails.

Avoid having maintenance staff clean visible stains without testing, as improper cleaning can spread spores or mask the issue.Preventive Education at Lease SigningPrevention starts with communication.

They are slow the processor doesn't communicate.

I only use them for tax strategy and tax filing (I have my bookkeeping covered).Their communication has been top-notch throughout each process, and the quarterly advisory calls are great to ensure I'm on the right track throughout the year, calling out where we need to make pivots, etc.I own a bookkeeping firm (100% of our clients are real estate investors by the way), an education business, a little rental real estate, and do a small amount of private lending.