Assertion: tenant | /r/HasProperty | late
Facets:
value: with rent
type: OTHER
value: consistently
type: DEGREE
value: on rent
type: OTHER
value: with rent payments
type: OTHER
value: truly
type: DEGREE
value: habitually
type: MANNER
value: with serving the correct information
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Your Tenant Is Consistently Late With Rent
text: If there is late compliance with serving the correct information, the tenants can bring a Claim against the landlord in accordance with Section 214 of the Housing Act 2004 for up to three times the amount of the deposit.
text: Your Tenant Is Consistently Late With Rent
text: Your Tenant Is Consistently Late With Rent
text: When the tenant is late on rent, he or she can avoid eviction proceedings by paying the overdue amount in full, plus $15, before the last day of the notice.
text: Your tenant is consistently late with rent.
text: -- Your tenant is consistently late with rent.
text: Your tenant is consistently late with rent.
text: Your tenant is consistently late with rent.
text: In many states, a tenant who is late with the rent a second or third time within a specified number of months, may face an immediate termination (an Unconditional Quit notice) the moment the rent is late.
text: As silly as it may sound, double-check your records to make sure the tenant is truly late with their rent.
text: If you’ve double-checked and found that yes, the tenant is indeed late, then you’re bound to the provisions agreed upon in the lease and by state and local statutes as to what sort of extra fees you can charge.
text: If a tenant is late with a rent payment, don’t go overboard emotionally.
text: Do Not Set a Precedent Allowing a tenant to be habitually late with rent payments, and saying nothing about it, can set a precedent that can work against you when you finally decide you have had enough with this tenant.