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Lease itIt is a one-time payment. This payment is refundable while vacating the house.No monthly recurring rental payment, except maintenance cost and utility bill like water, electricityThis deal involves hefty payment so execute lease agreement with notary public. Don’t depend on verbal agreement and verbal promises.How to determine best lease deal?Lease value should not exceed fixed deposit valueFor example: Say a lease value of Rs. 10 Lakh.You can draw Rs.70,000 in fixed deposit at the rate of 7% interest per annualIf the month rent of same house is Rs.10,000 per month so the annual rent you pay is Rs.10,000X12 = 1,20,000/-Therefore, 1,20,000 - 70,000 = 50,000.You save Rs.50,000 per annual by leasing house.This is the best dealEdit on 30th Jan 2020: Few points to be cautious before you get into lease deal.Most property owners go for lease option over rent because they need emergency fund at that point in time, hence you should make sure that property owner is capable to refund your complete lease amount once after the lease period expires or you intend to vacate.Always deal lease transactions directly with property owner rather broker or 3rd party property management company. There are lots of scammers in market that they get abscond after receiving lease transactions from you. To overcome this issue, cross verify the ownership proof of property by collecting sale deed, tax paid receipt and utility bill.We provide the service of drafting lease agreement + execution + notary + home delivery in 2 working days. Same day express delivery available. To opt for our service, please Whatsapp to 9 7 4 2 4 7 9 0 2 0.PGN Property management, Bangalore. Thank you for reading…

Is she on a lease? If so, remind her that she signed a legally binding document that any court will uphold. If she is under a lease, remind her that you can and will move to evict any non-paying tenant. Explain the seriousness of eviction to her credit, her ability to find another rental, a mortgage, a new car, a credit card, and even a new job as employers will run credit and background checks and see that she did not live up to her contractual obligations - something they do not want to see in a new hire. Remind her that the damage to her credit profile will last 7 to 10 years and may stay forever on her background report.If she is not under a current lease, consider her request. Is she asking for her rent to be within the normal rent for your area? If so, you may decide to reduce her rent to her requested amount or somewhere between what it is currently and what she requests it to be. You may want to point out that moving can be very expensive with the cost of the move plus deposits for a new rental and utilities. You may want to offer her an incentive to sign a new lease at a higher amount while giving her a one-time deduction - say one month free for a year lease at a higher amount. This will serve to make your property a bit more valuable as you can claim higher rents while giving her, in essence, a reduction overall. This could be a win-win situation.I do not like the threat given with her request. Remind her that you are willing to negotiate with her but are not pleased with the implied threat. Is she a good tenant? Does she pay rent on time and in full? Is she a good neighbor? Does she obey all rules and regulations in her lease agreement? Does she take good care of your property? Does she keep it clean and in good repair? Does she report any needed repairs and cooperate with scheduling repair appointments? The answers to these questions will guide you to a decision on giving her a reduction or not.You may want to consider the precedent this will establish. Is she likely to brag to other tenants about her reduction? How will this affect your future working relationship with her and with other tenants?I am curious as to how this worked out. Did you decide to give her a reduction or not? How has it affected your relationship with your tenant? Were you able to negotiate with her? Please keep us informed by updating this question. Thanks and good luck with this.This is my opinion based on many years of experience in property management and rental housing ownership. This is not intended to be financial or legal advice. If you need financial or legal advice, please speak with a financial advisor or an attorney.