So You Want To Be A . . .Landlord?
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This book is a guide to prepare you of what to expect and detailing a
few circumstances of being a Landlord.
Your job being a Landlord requires patience, keen perception, fix-it
skills and the ability to say NO in the times of a tenants’ personal
crisis. (I know that sounds cruel but
you’ll read what I mean) You must be able to keep calm when your rent is not
paid on time. You should have a very
detailed lease. (Late charges, fees, pet
charges) Read it more than twice to make sure everything you need in writing is
established, in case of “legal inconveniences”.
There will be a time where Biblical phrases arise in your mind, for
example, “God help, Patience of Job, Peace be still”. There will be some tense moments depending on
the situation. Everyone’s personality is
not the same.
Being a Landlord is not always about the “Benjamin’s”. My husband and I renovated and rented homes
for many years and it was a rewarding experience. Good Luck!
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About the Book
This book is a guide to prepare you of what to
expect and detailing a few circumstances of being a landlord. Your job being a landlord requires patience,
keen perception, fix-it skills and the ability to say no in the times of a
tenant’s personal crisis. There are
different scenarios in the book that may arise and in the end, you should have
some knowledge on what to expect. Being
a landlord is not always about the “Benjamins.”
About the Author
T. Renee was born in Chicago, Illinois. She wrote many poems and short stories while
in high school and wanted to become a teacher.
She raised two daughters in Detroit, MI. She and her husband now live near Tampa, Florida and is currently working on a new book. She hopes
the novel will become a movie on the “Big Screen.”