Lock cutting fee - $25
NSF fee - $25
Reservation fee - $25 (non-refundable, but applies to the rental)
Administration fee - $20
Security deposits - we don't charge a deposit
MamaDuke
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Last Activity: Today, 03:20 AM
Joined: 17 January 2009
Location: Sunny Southern California
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If he doesn't remove his stuff, it's court. I would NEVER assume it's okay to just clear it out no matter what your notice may state. Too many things that could go south if they decide to sue.Leave a comment:
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My CC authorization form that must be signed for us to hold a card in the system includes that any charges owed at move out will be charged to the card. So that helps if they would try to dispute it.
Generally, the threat of the charge and that I'll send them to collections if it isn't...Leave a comment:
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Bye!!! Don't let the gate hit you on your way out!!!Leave a comment:
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It's all set up and linked from here in CCC.
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I have mine online, I always have. I use push rate pricing in Sitelink, so it will automatically raise prices as available units are rented based on the criteria I have set up. And it updates the web rates in real time with no extra work from me.
Also, at least in my area, if rates weren't...Leave a comment:
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Because if, for example, the roof leaks and you don't fix it right away, then the liability to replace their items is on you, and you don't want to pay out more!
Or anything else that might happen that could be found to be your liability. It's to limit your losses.Leave a comment:
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A couple of users deleted their own comments....Leave a comment:
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Yeah, I wouldn't do that. Also they'd have to report the correct serial number back to you to be sure it's in your system correctly. And I don't think someone moving out would be bothered!Leave a comment:
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You'd still have to meet up with them to give it to them to put on!...Leave a comment:
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I would think to be legal at all, that form would need to be notarized. I just tell them to be sure someone else has the key and the code and does NOT tell me they passed! Otherwise, the game changes!...Leave a comment:
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I worked for one for the first 8 years or so in the industry. They were amazing. They merged with a bigger, corporate one. I left in less than a week! The mindset was so different. And once I knew that I knew far more than my new supervisor, and that the CEO knew and didn't care that his supervisor...Leave a comment:
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This is exactly how we are set up. The night we first installed our current gate system, the setup wasn't done and this was missed, and we had someone locked in overnight. He never called anyone for help because he was homeless anyway and didn't care. He slept in the bushes.
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I have 1 long-term customer that has complained for 2 months. He's still $10 under the street rate. And I'd love to have him leave because I could easily bump it to $30 over street rate and rent it the same day!
Otherwise, no complaints. No move outs....Leave a comment:
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If no backup bidders are interested (or if there was only 1 bid)...once it goes through the auction process, whether they clean it out or not, your legal obligation is done. You can choose to repost and auction again - no ad or waiting time necessary - or you can clear it all out to the dumpster. ...Leave a comment:
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I've been doing this using Sitelink for 14 years.
We do a Daily Close. We count the drawer and make sure it matches Sitelink. And then do a bank deposit. It only takes about 2 minutes a day.Leave a comment:
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I have had both good and bad experiences renting to homeless. I have had to evict a couple, and I've had a few that were the best paying, best behaved.Leave a comment:
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There isn't a way to link a cash register with Sitelink software.Leave a comment:
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I keep street rates competitive at all times.
I am always raising existing customers. Currently 9.5% annually for units 90% or more rented. My overall occupancy is over 98% and I don't like having nothing to offer. So you either pay me more to stay, or you move out so I can rent to someone...Leave a comment:
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My rates are certainly higher than last year. And I am priced to stay competitive, as we are by far the nicest and most secure in the area. But those other guys' prices seem excessive. Yikes.
I'd probably go up to around $200 for the 10x10 and you'll still rent them easily compared to...Leave a comment:
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