1. We show the tenant the quit or pay notice at lease signing. Explaining that if we don’t get all the rent within the time frame stated, we will obtain an eviction to seek relief for rent due and possession.
2. On the rental application, be sure to have a middle initial, birth date, social security number, closest of relatives, preparing yourself with information for the post-judgment proceedings.
3 When the tenant calls regarding the quit or pay notice, and ask if they can pay the rent past the time allotted on the notice, make them commit to a time when all the rent will be received with the late fee.
4. Stress at the move-in that the rent is the number one bill. The rent should be paid before paying the cable, cell phone bills, or eating out at restaurants. We want our money.
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