MamaDuke
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Last Activity: Yesterday, 09:54 PM
Joined: 17th January 2009
Location: Sunny Southern California
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Each state will have its own wording, and that is what needs to be used individually for each state. Unfortunately, one size does not fit all in the legal world! -
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I have rented a Uhaul pickup when my car was in the shop for a few days. Considerably cheaper than a rental car, and easier, too, because it was closer to home...especially when I became a dealer!!!Leave a comment:
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I would look at the wording in your state lien law, and then use exactly that.Leave a comment:
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We have more security here than Fort Knox, I think! (Codes must be used to access the property, the building, and the elevator. No one has access to anywhere except their building and their floor!) So it's not an issue to keep them unlocked. However, the owner doesn't like them unlocked and wants...Leave a comment:
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Kiosk Unit Security
For those of you who have a kiosk available for rentals after hours, how do you secure the unit and still have it available if the office is closed? Clearly, you can't have a company lock on them or the kiosk is useless! But leaving it without a lock means that anyone could open the door and toss... -
Yes. Anyone who wants access must pay what is due. I will also take a payment from them to keep current while we wait for the 40 days to lapse, if they want to do that and avoid any fees....Leave a comment:
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My first question would be - do other properties in your area charge a deposit? If not, that could cause a lot of customers to go elsewhere to avoid the extra charge at move-in. If I tried to charge a deposit, I'd lose a lot of business because no one else charges it.
Beyond that, I'd...Leave a comment:
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That depends on the state. Here in CA, if the estate is valued at $150,000 or less, and 40 days have passed since the date of death, they can complete an "Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property" and have it notarized. They bring us that along with a certified copy of the death certificate...Leave a comment:
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No. Even if it exists, it dies with you....Leave a comment:
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Once I heard the statement that she passed away - NO ONE gets access without documentation. Power of Attorney dies with you, so that wouldn't be valid. But once they die, I must have the appropriate legal documents before this exact situation takes place.Leave a comment:
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Sure, no problem!...Leave a comment:
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I didn't notice that! Honestly, then, I'd give them a notice that they have 24 bonus hours to vacate (out of the goodness of your heart) or they forfeit their stuff. Then just write off the rent. It's worth it to get rid of them....Leave a comment:
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I wouldn't change a word on the lien notice. That's usually spelled out in the statutes, and deviation could cause you more issues.
She already knows she has to vacate. So just move forward with the lien and if they pay, remind them they have to get out. I'd give them like 24 hours...Leave a comment:
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As long as they have separate lease agreements, then sell them separately.
I always let the bidders know they belonged to the same person because you might have things that go together (like sofa in 1 but the cushions in the other!).Leave a comment:
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Who signed the form to authorize the automatic payments?
Do you have a way to contact her, since the card is hers?Leave a comment:
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