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Successful property management begins with good documentation, and you’ll want to give your new tenants as much information as possible to start your renting relationship off on the right foot. A welcome letter can both provide information about your property’s rules and regulations, and add a human touch to an otherwise formal process.
Use the enclosed document to welcome your tenant and explain his or her responsibilities (rent due date, manner of payment, etc.), provide building management information, emergency contact information, and maintenance request instructions. You can show your new residents that you and your company are professional and reliable and establish expectations on both sides from the start. In every way, this lays the foundation for a great (and long-lasting) landlord/tenant relationship.
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