However, the alternative is late rent, unpaid late fees, and untrained pets, or worse, property damage and broken lease. To do this N.A.I.L., in behalf of the landlord, corresponds directly with the tenant via notices. These notices are sent to the tenant at the start of the lease and throughout the term of the lease. The first notice provides landlords with a stronger business image. It informs tenants that the landlord is part of a large rental organization with defined consequences for breaking the rules.
Subsequent notices are for various purposes.
Payment thank you notices, rent increase notices, and property inspection and late rent notices. These notices show that N.A.I.L. is continually monitoring the tenant. The style of the notices change depending on tenant selection. Risky tenants are sent strongly worded notices. While excellent candidates receive polite versions.