Just curious…on a previous post by Ying, she had mentioned allowing possible “future tenants” to view the unit before making a decision. We don’t typically allow anyone on the lot to “preview” the unit. I’d love to hear who in the group does this… reasons for why you do, or why you do not. Do many people ask for this? Look forward to hearing your answers

Congrats to @Mike Perkins and @Tammy Perkins for reaching out to tenants to see if they need more space and have rented additional units. When a tenant can’t keep up with rent, we offer a smaller unit- opening their bigger unit to be rented at the current street rates. We also charge for 24 hours access, additional fees for cutting locks, new locks, mandatory insurance, and we set up parking spaces with any extra space that we have. I would love to see what other owners/operators do for additional streams of income… look forward to the call noon! See you there! 🙂

Anyone have painting done recently and have a recent quote they can share on price per sf?

Hey Shane we’ve had multiple incidences where tenants “move out” and disable their credit card on file. They leave a bunch of shit but there isn’t any repercussion bc they’ve disabled their card. How do you handle this? We call and tell them there is a cleaning fee, etc. but what do they care since there is no way for us to charge? How do you go about this?

Is anyone familiar with Podio (CRM) and can show me how to add and remove users? I'm hiring a VA and want to use my existing Podio CRM and have the ability to remove them, if necessary. I've researched on my own, but can't figure it out. Thanks!